incurvature rare.
(ɪnˈkɜːvətjʊə(r))
[f. L. incurvāt-, ppl. stem of incurvāre to incurve: cf. L. curvātūra curvature, and see -ure.]
A curving inwards; an inward curvature or bend.
| 1809 Kendall Trav. I. ii. 8 Its actual sea-board is rendered much more considerable, by the incurvatures of small bays and inlets. 1888 Nature 9 Aug. 359/1 The greater incurvature of the wind in rear than in front of hurricanes in the Southern Indian Ocean. |