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ancone

 

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Ancone

Noun (Anatomy): A bony projection on the ulna forming the elbow joint, commonly referred to as the elbow tip.

Noun (Ornithology): A small cubital feather on the wing of a bird.

Noun (Architecture): A projecting bracket supporting an entablature.

Verb (Transitive): To furnish or support with an ancone.

Examples:

Noun (Anatomy):

  1. He accidentally hit his ancone against the table, causing immense pain in his elbow.
  2. The doctor examined the patient's ancone to ensure there were no fractures.
  3. During the fall, he landed on his ancone and sprained his elbow joint.

Noun (Ornithology):

  1. The bird's beautiful plumage displayed distinct ancones on each wing.
  2. Ornithologists study the features and patterns of ancones to distinguish bird species.
  3. The ancones of the eagle are crucial for its precise flight maneuvers.

Noun (Architecture):

  1. The ancient Greek temple exhibited intricate ancones on its massive columns.
  2. Ancones are often adorned with decorative carvings in classical architecture.
  3. The weight of the entablature is evenly distributed through the ancones attached to the walls.

Verb (Transitive):

  1. The skilled woodworker anconed the shelf to provide extra stability.
  2. She plans to ancone the bookcase to ensure it can support heavy loads.
  3. The carpenter carefully anconed the wooden beams for enhanced structural integrity.

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