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Arch

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An 'arch' is a curved structurea building or something built that supports the weight above it, like a bridge or the top part of a doorway. It's also a path that curves in the sky, like a rainbow.

An 'arch' refers to both a physical structure and a figurative pathway. As a structure, it's a curved anatomystructure of living things providing support, as in architecturedesign of buildings or human foot. Figuratively, it depicts a course or sequence of events looping around to a point.

An 'arch' is a structural engineering and architectural pivoting mechanism, typically convexcurved outwards designed to support loads above, or a curved, often symmetricalexact match on both sides form, such as an eyebrow. Figuratively, it signifies a continuous and oftentimes symmetricalexact match on both sides sequence or progressionprocess of development of events that curve figuratively before returning to the origin or point.

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In architecture, an 'arch' often serves as a key structure in the design of buildings, especially entrances. For example, an architect could say, 'For this design, I've incorporatedincluded a gothicstyle known for pointed arches arch above the main entrance.'

In anatomy, 'arch' refers to certain parts of the body. A podiatristfoot doctor might say, 'The foot has three arches: two longitudinallengthwise direction arches and one transversecrosswise direction arch.'

In physics, 'arch' can describe the trajectorypath followed by a moving object of a projectilean object thrown into the air. A physics professor may explain, 'The ball follows an arch, drawn by gravity, from the point it's thrown to the point it lands.'

In storytelling, 'arch' could represent the character's development throughout the narrativestory. A writer might remark, 'My protagonistmain character in a story's story arch involves overcoming her fear of the past.'

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