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(of a river, trail, etc.) to follow along a curvy or indirect path
(of a story, conversation, activity, etc.) to continue without a clear purpose, often becoming difficult to understand
an aimless or leisurely walk that follows an indirect path
a curve in a stream, river, or other flowing body of water
a continuous, repeating design made of straight lines and right angles, often seen in Greek art and architecture
What is a "meander"?
A meander is a decorative pattern that consists of a continuous line or motif that twists and turns, often resembling a winding path or river. This design is commonly used in architecture, art, and pottery, adding visual interest and rhythm to the surface. Meanders can vary in complexity, from simple curves to intricate, interlocking shapes. Often found in classical styles, such as Greek and Roman architecture, meanders serve both an aesthetic purpose and symbolize continuity and eternity, enhancing the overall character and beauty of the design.
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