"recurved" meaning in English

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        "simple past and past participle of recurve"
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      "form": "more recurved",
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          "text": "We will not, however, travel on his \"elephants' snouts in coat armour,\" beyond a field or, with \"the proboscide of an elephant, erected, flexed and recurved gules, issuing out of a pierced place; towards the basis thereof, a rose-sprig vertant et revertant, about the trunk to the middle thereof proper.",
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        "Curved or bent, either in two different directions, or back on itself."
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          "text": "We will not, however, travel on his \"elephants' snouts in coat armour,\" beyond a field or, with \"the proboscide of an elephant, erected, flexed and recurved gules, issuing out of a pierced place; towards the basis thereof, a rose-sprig vertant et revertant, about the trunk to the middle thereof proper.",
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