imbrications

[US]/ɪmbrɪˈkeɪʃənz/
[UK]/ɪmbrɪˈkeɪʃənz/

Translation

n.plural of imbrication; overlapping of edges or parts, as in scales or tiles; in medicine, a surgical technique where wound edges are overlapped

Phrases & Collocations

thrust imbrications

imbrication pattern

imbrication zone

Example Sentences

the ancient mosaic featured intricate imbrications that mimicked fish scales.

architectural imbrications on the temple roof prevented water leakage effectively.

the artist decorated the vase with golden imbrications arranged in symmetrical patterns.

medieval armor displayed protective imbrications similar to overlapping metal plates.

the ceramic tiles showcased delicate imbrications typical of traditional chinese craftsmanship.

geological formations often exhibit natural imbrications caused by sedimentary compression.

the manuscript contained elaborate imbrications framing each illuminated letter.

stone imbrications on the castle wall provided both decoration and structural support.

the textile pattern incorporated colorful imbrications representing waves and water.

archaeological discoveries revealed imbrications on ancient pottery shards.

the sculpture's surface featured bronze imbrications that caught light beautifully.

traditional roof tiles demonstrate the practical beauty of imbrications in construction.

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