cleavage
belahan
definition
noun
a system dominated by the class cleavage
a sharp division; a split.
example
It can be large or small, with a pronounced 'cleavage' or with the breasts entirely separated.
Thus, properties such as malleability, a high degree of hardness, poor 'cleavage' , and chemical inertness are favorable.
She wears glittery low-cut tops and doesn't mind showing off her ample 'cleavage' .
She leaned over the counter, pushing her breasts together to form a 'cleavage' line on her chest.
One important difference involves the 'cleavage' patterns; the division of cells in the early embryo.
If they say that we cannot expose a women's 'cleavage' , then women's beach volleyball should not be allowed.
A lab assistant comes up to us, the top of her labcoat open and generous 'cleavage' and breasts are in danger of falling out.
It was mostly dark red taffeta, the gown; but the low cut, 'cleavage' showing bodice was over laid in thin, black, netting like lace and the skirt was trimmed with a black gauze sash.
It was cut in a boat-neck style in the front, not revealing too much 'cleavage' but exposing plenty of skin and her collar bone.
true slates split easily along a plane of 'cleavage'
a system dominated by the class 'cleavage'
The mean 'cleavage' plane exhibits a small amount of apparent clockwise transection.
A few faces at unusual angles were noted, but these appear to be 'cleavage' planes.
A sharp 'cleavage' between secular and religious models of society emerged.
These inclusions were found within the 'cleavage' planes of the crystal structure of the biotites.
Where possible, flawed sections are removed and larger crystals cut into smaller pieces with minimal wastage by splitting the crystal along natural 'cleavage' planes.
‘Guess the strap from my bag pulled it open,’ she improvises, moving quickly to fasten her shirt and cover up her exposed 'cleavage' .
the cell undergoes 'cleavage' and segmentation and develops into a blastula
The dress is very low cut, revealing much 'cleavage' and accentuating her breasts.
In most cell types DNA 'cleavage' occurs after irreversible activation of endonucleases.
With a quick nod, I walked out, grabbing a random scarf off the rack to cover my exposed 'cleavage' .
For a successful division to take place the cell has to determine the location, where to separate, and the point of time to start cell 'cleavage' .
This 'cleavage' is roughly parallel to the axial plane of the folds described previously and has a reverse-fan disposition.
Diamonds have 'cleavage' planes in four directions, making them highly susceptible to shattering when struck by a hard blow.
Their associated 'cleavage' can be traced directly across the unconformity.
It has indistinct 'cleavage' and an uneven fracture and is sectile.
These have a good slaty cleavage in pelitic rocks and a well-developed crenulation 'cleavage' in places.
If these photons are reflected back into the junction, by a 'cleavage' plane in the crystal, for example, a standing wave can be established.
You can distinguish the female of the species by her exposed 'cleavage' and teetering walk.
The first phenomenon was observed in 'cleavage' sections by David Brewster in 1819.
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