engraved
- adjective
- /ɪnˈɡreɪvd/
- The trophy had the winner's name engraved on its base.
Well the ring is already engraved, no changing it now.
- Well the ring is already engraved, no changing it now.
- Ornate and decorated with knots and straps, they often also bore engraved family crests.
- And as you guys can see, there is ADC engraved here with a holographic background and it just kind of reflects every color on the back.
- You're the bride at the White Power wedding, and you sent out some lovely engraved invitation.
Examples
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Well the ring is already engraved, no changing it now.
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But in this car, they have the Lexus logo engraved on them in three separate places.
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Now it's not only because my name has been engraved on this one, but this is a gorgeous pink.
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The pattern is engraved and it matches the keyboard and it's just so pretty.
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The pumpkin spice ring even comes pre engraved to read.
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So whether it's a picture frame or a little cat chawl, something engraved for me goes so far.
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Oh, also engraved on the plaque was the name Brian Fosher.
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Got the engraved steering wheel, engraved bezels around the gauges there.
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He proposes that you and he settle the conflict with a game atop a sacred table engraved with your names.
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Ornate and decorated with knots and straps, they often also bore engraved family crests.
Synonyms
Cut into stone or wood to make letters and designs
Written or carved on a surface like a stone
Cut into a surface with a sharp tool to make lines or patterns
Cut into a surface or fixed strongly in someone's memory
Made by cutting into wood, stone, or metal to form a shape
A mark pressed into a coin or medal so it is lower than the surface
How Deep
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word engraved comes from an old French verb made from en- meaning 'in' and graver meaning 'to carve'. So, to engrave is to 'carve into' a surface, which is why an engraved name is actually cut into metal, wood, or stone.