About The Word Flection
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Flection
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What's The Definition Of Flection?
[n] deviation from a straight or normal course
[n] the state of being flexed (as of a joint) Synonyms | Synonyms for Flection: flexion | flexion | flexure | inflection Related Terms | Find terms related to Flection: angle | angularity | angularness | bend | bending | bow | bowing | conflexure | crease | creasing | crimp | crookedness | deflection | deflexure | diffraction | diffusion | dispersion | distortion | dog-ear | double | doubling | duplicature | flex | flexure | flounce | fold | frill | gather | geanticline | geosyncline | hairpin turn | hookedness | inflection | lapel | lappet | meander | orthogonality | oxbow | plica | plication | plicature | ply | rectangularity | reflection | refraction | right-angledness | right-angularity | ruche | ruching | ruffle | scatter | S-curve | skewness | sweep | torsion | tuck | turn | turning See Also | departure | deviation | difference | divergence | physiological condition | physiological state Flection In Webster's Dictionary \Flec"tion\, n. [See {Flexion}.]
1. The act of bending, or state of being bent.
2. The variation of words by declension, comparison, or
conjugation; inflection.
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