Having the form or shape of a curve; characterized by a curved or bending outline.
From Latin 'curvus' (curved) and '-form' (having the form of). This is a direct descriptive term combining the root for curve with the standard suffix for shape or appearance.
Architects and designers love this word because it describes any object with smooth, flowing lines—think of how modern furniture often has curviform legs instead of straight ones.
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