curvegraph

noun
UK /ˈkɜːv.ɡrɑːf/
US /ˈkɝːv.ɡræf/

A curvegraph is a picture that shows a smooth, bending line.

The teacher drew a curvegraph to show how the plant grew taller each week.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A graph in which data points are joined by a smooth curved line rather than straight segments.

The scientist used a curvegraph to display the temperature change over the day.

3. A visual tool for comparing two changing values along a bending path.

Her curvegraph made it easy to see how speed rose and fell.

4. Any diagram that emphasizes curvature, such as a plot of a mathematical curve.

The math book showed a curvegraph of a parabola.