lenticular
pronunciation
How to pronounce lenticular in British English:
UK [len'tɪkjʊlə]
How to pronounce lenticular in American English:
US [len'tɪkjələ]
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- Adjective:
- convex on both sides; lentil-shaped
Word Origin
- lenticular (adj.)
- early 15c., from Late Latin lenticularis, from lenticula "a small lentil," diminutive of lens "lentil" (see lentil). Related: Lenticularity.
Example
- 1. Not what it seems : lenticular clouds are popular with ufo believers because they often look like flying saucers .
- 2. In the case of lenticular clouds , the speed bump is usually some kind of topography , like a mountain , that gets in the way of air flow .
- 3. Sell 3d lenticular cup for pepsi .
- 4. Seeds irregularly globose to lenticular .
- 5. No -- they are multilayered lenticular clouds .