saucerlike

saucerlike

(ˈsɔːsəˌlaɪk)
adj
resembling a saucer
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He has a special penchant for embedding a sense of contradiction; the forms of The Liberals, for example, are suggestive of a certain precision and complexity--via their tectonic surfaces--and also imply receptivity by way of the saucerlike smaller forms that cover them.
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