dishlike
- adjective
- /ˈdɪʃlaɪk/
- The dishlike bowl was perfect for serving salad.
Examples
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The flower has a dishlike center that collects rainwater.
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The artist created a dishlike sculpture for the garden display.
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Some leaves are dishlike, curving upward at the edges.
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I bought a dishlike planter for my succulents.
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The artist created a stunning sculpture that had a dishlike form, capturing the essence of traditional pottery.
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The new design featured dishlike curves that added elegance to the overall look of the furniture.
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Her handmade plate had a unique dishlike shape, making it a perfect centerpiece for the dining table.
Synonyms
Curving inward like a shallow bowl
A surface that curves inward like a shallow bowl
How Dishlike
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dishlike comes from the word dish, a 'shallow container', plus the ending -like meaning 'similar to'. So, something dishlike 'looks like a dish'—curved and shallow, which is why we use it for shapes that can hold water or small objects.