tightcurve

noun
UK /ˈtaɪt kɜːv/
US /ˈtaɪt kɝːv/

A tight curve is a bend in a road or path that turns very sharply.

The car slowed down before the tight curve in the mountain road.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sharp bend in a running track or race course.

The runner leaned into the tight curve and sped past the others.

3. A sudden, sharp change in direction on a graph or line.

The graph shows a tight curve where the temperature drops quickly.

4. A difficult or tricky situation that requires careful handling.

Learning to ride a bike was a tight curve for the little boy at first.