goblet-shaped
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Resembling the shape of a goblet: Having a form that is similar to that of a goblet, typically characterized by a rounded bowl and a stem, sometimes with a base.
Usage
- This adjective is used to describe objects, natural formations, or designs whose physical form is reminiscent of a drinking goblet. It is a descriptive term often found in botanical, anatomical, or artistic contexts.
Examples
- Adjective:
- The flower had a distinctive, goblet-shaped bloom.
- The fungus grew in a perfect, goblet-shaped form on the forest floor.
- The architect designed a series of goblet-shaped columns for the pavilion.
Advanced Usage
- Descriptive Precision: The term is used for precise visual description, implying elegance, symmetry, and a specific silhouette.
- The champagne glass was not fluted but elegantly goblet-shaped.
Variants and Related Words
- Goblet (n): A drinking glass with a foot and a stem.
- Chalice-shaped (adj): Similar in meaning, often with a more formal or ceremonial connotation, resembling a chalice.
Synonyms
- Cup-shaped: Having the form of a cup or bowl.
- Bell-shaped: Having a flared, rounded shape like a bell, which can sometimes overlap in description with 'goblet-shaped' when referring to the bowl portion.
Antonyms
- Flat: Lacking a raised, three-dimensional form.
- Cylindrical: Having straight parallel sides and a circular cross-section.
Related Phrases
- In the shape of a goblet: A more explicit phrase with the same meaning.
- The vase was crafted in the shape of a goblet.
Adjective
- resembling the shape of a goblet