1. Small, tooth-like projections or notches along an edge or surface.
Usage: Plural form of denticulation.; Commonly used in architecture, biology, and geology.
2. In architecture, a series of small rectangular blocks or moldings that resemble teeth, used as decorative elements.
Usage: Architectural term.; Often found in classical and neoclassical designs.
3. In biology, small tooth-like structures or edges on organisms, such as insect wings or leaf margins.
Usage: Scientific/biological term.

Examples

• The denticulations along the leaf margin help identify this plant species.
• The architect incorporated denticulations into the cornice design for added visual interest.
• The insect's wing denticulations are visible under magnification.
• Classical buildings often feature denticulations as part of their ornamental detailing.
• The rock formation showed fine denticulations where erosion had worn away the softer material.
• Denticulations on the fossil's surface provided clues about its age and origin.