verb
definition
To give a canted edge to a surface; to chamfer.
adjective
definition
Having a bevel, especially at an edge
Examples of bevelled in a Sentence
The lower incisors are partially inclined forwards, compressed and tapering, bevelled at the ends.
The bore is then reduced to 5Z-in., and a bevelled shoulder being made in the rock, a 5$-in.
These screws are turned from the eye-end by bevelled wheels and pinions, the latter connected with the handles a', b'.
Buchanan introduced an improved form on the " Challenger," also remaining closed by weight, the cylinder being very heavy and ground to fit the bevelled base-plate very accurately.
In certain species of mylodon the front pair of teeth in each jaw is placed some distance in front of the rest and has the crown surface obliquely bevelled by From Owen.
When the outer face of the stone band is left rough so that it forms what is known as rusticated masonry, the description would be bevelled and rusticated.
After the folding the whole region was worn down nearly to sea-level, forming a low plain which bevelled across the geological structure of the entire state, including the Piedmont area to the south-east and the plateau area to the north-west.
In the theodolite the edge of the plate rr is bevelled and divided into 360 or 400 degrees, and to half degrees, or to 20 minutes or 10 minutes, according to the size of the instrument.
It is engraved upon the four sides and one bevelled edge of a _ pillar, the top of which has been broken off.
The rooms are covered by acutely pointed vaults, the stones forming the sides of the vault being bevelled to the angle, and the apex being covered by capstones covering spaces of one to two feet.