harp-shaped
Having the curved shape of a harp
- adjective
- /hɑrp-ʃeɪpt/
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en forma de arpa
- The garden featured a harp-shaped flowerbed that resembled the instrument.
Examples
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Its beauty was mesmerizing—the exotic pattern of the black-and-white keys, the harp-shaped top open like a treasure trunk.
Fiction book (1999) -
At the tree, the white pine, its harp-shaped body dark in thin sunlight.
Fiction book (1994) -
The artist created a sculpture with a harp-shaped design that caught everyone's attention.
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The building's roof had a unique harp-shaped structure, which made it stand out in the skyline.
Surface Forms
harp-shaped positive
Morphology
Etymology
Harp-shaped is made of harp and -shaped, and it means 'in the shape of a harp'. A harp is a stringed instrument with a tall, curved frame, so something harp-shaped looks like that curved, triangular form.