Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wide-arc
noun
/waɪd ɑrk/
Definition
A wide-arc refers to a broad or expansive curve, often used in relation to movements or trajectories that cover a large angle or span.
Examples
- The plane took a wide-arc turn to avoid turbulence.
- The artist painted a wide-arc rainbow across the sky.
- During the game, the player made a wide-arc pass to reach his teammate.
Meaning
The term is typically used to describe the nature of an action or movement that follows a gentle or broad curve rather than a tight or narrow one.
Synonyms
- broad curve
- gentle arc
- expansive trajectory
