spoked
4.1
Having thin bars that run from the center to the edge, like a bicycle wheel
- adjective
- /spoʊkt/
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con radios
- She admired the intricate design of the spoked wheel that was used on the vintage carriage.
Examples
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The bicycle has a spoked wheel that provides better stability on rough terrain.
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The car's spoked rims gleamed in the sunlight as it parked on the street.
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Like the whole idea that there is no individual minds, but there's actually just one collective mind that we are just little spokes of and that our bodies are the same as that.
How Star-Shaped
Surface Forms
spoked positive
Morphology
Etymology
Spoked comes from the noun spoke, which originally meant a small 'stick' or 'rod' used to join the center of a wheel to its rim. So spoked means 'having' those sticks radiating from the center, as in a bicycle or old wagon wheel.