MEANING
1. Rolled, curled, or folded inward.
2. Complicated, intricate, or elaborately entangled.
3. The path followed by the endpoint of a taut line as it unwinds from a given curve.
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- an involute margin
- involute tissue
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The involute margin concealed the paler surface beneath.
The observer described the tissue as involute rather than simply wrinkled.
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- involute
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Primary category: horror. Forms: Comparative more involute; superlative most involute where gradation is meaningful. Legacy lexical fields mirror sense 1 only. Use numbered sense fields for all meanings.
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