1. (in heraldry) having a border or edge composed of a series of small concave curves pointing inward, like the teeth of a saw in reverse.
Usage: heraldry; technical

Examples

• The shield displayed an invected border in gold and blue.
• The coat of arms featured an invected chief with intricate detailing.
• Heraldic artists carefully drew the invected line to ensure proper symmetry.
• The invected edge distinguished this noble family's heraldic design from others.