Used with adjective complement

• become: It becomes conical shaped as it matures, finally reaching about 50 feet with a 30 foot spread.

Modifies a noun

• flask: Sit the funnel on top of a large conical flask.

• boat-tails: Effect of angle of attack on the base axial force and drag of cylindrical bodies with conical boat-tails.

• finial: It is a Maldon Iron Works example with a conical finial.

• chanter: They were a loud outdoor instrument with a conical chanter.

• intersection: In the vicinity of a conical intersection, many unusual quantum effects take place.

• bore: T his conical bore can be seen clearly in this image of his 1828 model.

Modifying Another Word

• broadly: Broadly conical conifer with dark green leaves which are silver underneath.

• slightly: Small cup with vertical curved lip, horizontal, upturned handles, short stem and slightly conical base.

• perfectly: From some angles it seems perfectly conical like a classic volcano.

• narrowly: For the best results the narrowly conical to columnar shape needs to be balanced with other rounded and prostrate forms.

• little: The Bassoon tubes spring up a little conical, and suddenly spread out wide at the top like a bell.

• somewhat: Their heads were large and somewhat conical at the top.

Preposition: in

• shape: A radar signal is conical in shape, much like a flashlight beam.