shapeful

English

Etymology

From shape +‎ -ful.

Adjective

shapeful (comparative more shapeful, superlative most shapeful)

  1. Having an attractive shape; shapely.
  2. Having a distinct form; not shapeless.
    • 1998, Francesco Melchiorri, M Signore, Topological Defects In Cosmology, page 156:
      We shall call perturbations for which the ring spectra are not uniformly distributed shapeful perturbations.
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