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inflection
noun
[L. inflectio.]
The act of bending or turning from a direct line or course.
inflection
In optics, a property of light by which its rays, when they approach a body, are bent towards it or from it.
inflection
In grammar, the variation of nouns, by declension, and verbs by conjugation.
inflection
Modulation of the voice in speaking. More commonly inflection gives significance to tones. Point of inflection, in geometry, the point where a curve begins to bend the contrary way.