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diamonded

diamonded

8.1
Coated with tiny diamond pieces to cut or grind hard materials
  • adjective
  • /ˈdaɪəˌməndɪd/
  • Specialized
translation icon : recubierto de diamante
  • The diamonded cutting tool made quick work of the ceramic tiles.

Examples

  • The diamonded saw blade made it easy to cut through the thick glass panel.

  • Workers used a diamonded grinding wheel to smooth the rough edges of the stone.

  • A diamonded drill bit is essential for drilling into hard materials like concrete or granite.

  • The diamonded blade cut through the metal effortlessly.

  • This diamonded tool is essential for precision work.

  • He used a diamonded blade to effortlessly slice through concrete during the renovation.

  • To achieve a smooth finish on the surface, she selected a diamonded sanding pad.

Synonyms

diamantine
vsdiamonded
  • Literature
9.9

Having a bright, sparkling look like a clear gem

is coated with hard abrasive grit for cutting and grinding

How Abrasive

diamonded
  • Specialized
8.1
abrasive
6 4.8
textured
13 4.1
smooth
256 1.0

Surface Forms

diamonded positive

Morphology

diamonded = diamond (transparent) = diamond + ed

The adjectival '-ed' denotes 'having a surface with diamond grit/particles', a literal extension of 'diamond'.

Etymology

The word diamonded comes from diamond, known for being very hard, so a diamonded tool has a surface covered with tiny diamond pieces to cut, grind, or wear down very hard materials.