elliptical
దీర్ఘవృత్తాకార
definition
adjective
an elliptical lyrical style
(of speech or writing) using or involving ellipsis, especially so as to be difficult to understand.
translation of 'elliptical'
ఉపలక్షణ
example
The writing may be a bit 'elliptical' , but it's fun, which most food columns tend not to be.
The elephant's road to freedom links up with a city dweller making a hard choice in a treacherous world, and in Sommers's hands, it all makes 'elliptical' sense.
Visitors will be able to walk beneath the concave underside of the 'elliptical' bean-shaped form.
He appears to be shuffling the decks in an 'elliptical' power move.
These are spiral, 'elliptical' , barred spiral and irregular.
It never strives to say anything in particular, and the backroom drama-what there is of it anyway-is so brief, oblique and 'elliptical' that it merely provides an air of impromptu, on-the-fly context for the dance numbers.
Newton favoured comets having parabolic orbits, but Halley believed that 'elliptical' orbits might exist.
This is not an easy task because of Knight's 'elliptical' writing style.
It consists of four parts, the 'elliptical' garden incorporating an oval pool, the Yew garden, the upper terrace and a lower terrace and pergola, all four linked by a terrace which once fronted the original house.
He guessed that the original cutting stylus was defective and so he tried a custom-made reproducing stylus, instead of the usual conical or 'elliptical' styli.
Clutch size is two and eggs are white, non-glossy and an 'elliptical' oval shape.
The north face of the building is concave, completing the 'elliptical' pattern that begins in the courtyard.
To come to understand the grounds for this last rather 'elliptical' claim, we must consider the logical status of ‘God is good.’
Glossy deep green oval or 'elliptical' leaves grow up to 18 inches long and 5 inches wide.
Cells are oval or 'elliptical' in shape, with the maximum width of the cell at about the midpoint of its length.
Small ovoid and 'elliptical' silver baskets were made in the neoclassical style to hold sugar as part of the tea service.
At times, 'elliptical' speech or writing is so concise that listeners and readers must supply missing elements through guesswork or special knowledge, and if they cannot, they fail to understand.
He had achieved this by the time he was eighteen but at this stage he did not know even that the moon and planets described 'elliptical' orbits.
I know about than the preposition vs. than the introducer of 'elliptical' clauses, but this example took me (intuitively, not analytically) aback.
When little observations popped out, they had 'elliptical' power.
Watching it now it seems even stranger that its oblique characters and 'elliptical' , alien scenes of remote mountain-town malaise managed to hypnotise so many people for two series.
Throughout time, there has been a continual change in the eccentricity of the 'elliptical' orbit.
Bush was as 'elliptical' in his victory speech about what lies ahead in Iraq as about the domestic issues he touched on, which included the economy, taxes, Social Security and education.
Its 'elliptical' paraboloid shape was selected because it could be easily described mathematically, simplifying both design and construction.
No, what puzzled us was Chuck Colson's 'elliptical' logic and weird similes.
Frost's text at times verges on the obtuse - her language and often convoluted and 'elliptical' form of writing may well daunt the less academic reader.
For two bodies, the solution is easy: the two bodies move around each other in 'elliptical' orbits - or follow parabolic or hyperbolic paths in some special cases.
That is a phrase which, in our respectful submission, is also apt to mislead, it being an 'elliptical' noun phrase.
The construction ‘the shiraz impresses’ seems to be 'elliptical' , with an implied object complement that is not expressed, rather than being a genuinely intransitive verb.
In each case, 'elliptical' writing conveys too little.
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