deflection

as inshift
as inslope
as intack
as inturn
as inbend
as invariation
as inirrelevancy
as inparenthesis
as incurvature
as indeparture
as indeviation
as indigression
as indivergence
as indiversion

Synonyms for deflection

noun switch, fluctuation

Antonyms for deflection

curvature

noun. rounded part of thing, usually body part

Word Origin & History

also (and with more etymological propriety) deflexion, c.1600, from Latin deflexionem, noun of action from past participle stem of deflectere (see deflect). Both forms were present 17c., but the spelling with -c- has come to predominate.

Example Sentences fordeflection

I adjusted my coat controls for warmth and deflection, but that was the best I could do.

The deflection of the centers at the crown was a maximum of 3¼ ins.

And they owe their deflection to the presence of large continents.

If the continuity were broken, no deflection would be observed.

We must get a sense of level, of balance, and then we notice a deflection.

The deflection of the needle will, of course, reverse when the current is reversed.

Its readings for elevation and deflection, east count of its scales.

That bull had his range all right, but his deflection was poor.

The elevation of the gun is known, as is also the deflection.

In closing the circuit it will be seen that no deflection of the needle ensues.

deflection

Synonyms for deflection

Antonyms for deflection

More words related to deflection

bend

curvature

departure

deviation

deviations

digression