Corrugation [noun]
Definition of Corrugation:
groove
Opposite/Antonyms of Corrugation:
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Sentence/Example of Corrugation:
During this energetic action the whole fabric is kept in a state of corrugation, and to such extent is rigid.
Small cooking bowl, remarkable for corrugation representing the rising of the boiling waters of a flood.
The floor underfoot was quite different—more of a metallic quality with a curious corrugation.
Only now there were no rocks or bowlders, and the ground was smoother and with a peculiar corrugation.
Then the roof, with a nail in every corrugation, in the concaves instead of the convexes, and the mansion wanted but a floor.
Your only assistance to get a grip is a slight corrugation on the barrel, only wide enough for your thumb and forefinger to hold.
Nor can I imagine now what I may have meant by the "corrugation" on a dish.
From the wrists to the elbow, the lines of boys could see a solid corrugation of white V-shaped stripes.
Purdee leaned over and eagerly pointed with his ramrod to a curious corrugation of the surface of the rock.
It must be freely lubricated by ways leading to each collar or corrugation, and so situated that it is accessible for examination.