inbend

See also: in bend

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ bend.

Verb

inbend (third-person singular simple present inbends, present participle inbending, simple past and past participle inbended or inbent)

(transitive, intransitive) To bend or curve inwards; inflect.
- 1981, W. Odling-Smee, Alan Crockard, Trauma care:
  In this case, the force is more generally applied over the skull causing the vault to inbend and fracture, while solid irregular struts such as the petrous bones will not fracture, [...]
- 1991, Hans O. Doerr, Albert S. Carlin, Forensic neuropsychology:
  At impact the skull decelerates first and begins to inbend, creating a positive force meeting the positive force of the forward-moving brain at the site of impact.

Noun

inbend (plural inbends)

That which is bent or curved inward.

Derived terms

inbending

Anagrams

bendin', binned

单词	inbend
释义	inbend See also: in bend English Etymology From in- +‎ bend. Verb inbend (third-person singular simple present inbends, present participle inbending, simple past and past participle inbended or inbent) (transitive, intransitive) To bend or curve inwards; inflect. 1981, W. Odling-Smee, Alan Crockard, Trauma care: In this case, the force is more generally applied over the skull causing the vault to inbend and fracture, while solid irregular struts such as the petrous bones will not fracture, [...] 1991, Hans O. Doerr, Albert S. Carlin, Forensic neuropsychology: At impact the skull decelerates first and begins to inbend, creating a positive force meeting the positive force of the forward-moving brain at the site of impact. Noun inbend (plural inbends) That which is bent or curved inward. Derived terms inbending Anagrams bendin', binned
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