arching
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- unarching adjective
Etymology
Origin of arching
Example Sentences
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Both plants grow to just over a foot tall, forming an arching mound of light foliage that waves in the slightest breeze.
From Seattle Times
Rapinoe opened the scoring in the eighth minute with an arching Olimpico — a goal scored off a corner kick that sails into the net without another player touching it.
From Washington Post
Stine movie trilogy with deepened themes, more fully realized characters and enjoyable twists that lend dimension to the arching story.
From Los Angeles Times
That led to a trip to the doctor and X-rays revealing an S-shaped curve in her spine, already arching well over 50 degrees — life-threatening if she didn't get it fixed.
From Fox News
That led to a trip to the doctor and X-rays revealing an S-shaped curve in her spine, already arching well over 50 degrees — life-threatening if she didn’t get it fixed.
From Seattle Times
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