ARCS
n. countablen. curved shapes that look like part of a circle. You see them in bridges, rainbows, or the path of a ball thrown through the air.
n. segments of a differentiable curve, most commonly referring to parts of the circumference of a circle. Often used to describe the trajectory of an object or the structural shape of an architectural feature.
The ball followed a high arc through the air.
The architect designed the roof with several elegant arcs that mirrored the surrounding hills.
The narrative arc of the novel begins with a quiet domestic scene before escalating into a complex political thriller that spans three continents.
Plural form of 'arc'. Often used metaphorically in literature to describe the progression of a story or character development.