flattened
- adjective
- /ˈflætənd/
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aplanado
- The dough was flattened with a rolling pin to make the pie crust.
OK, because it's a flattened zone, we call it a belt.
- OK, because it's a flattened zone, we call it a belt.
- Would you prefer mount or back mount where they're flattened like a still mount?
- They both have this like flattened egg shape.
- Why does my mouth taste like a flattened trailer park?
- We have nightmared nightmares, sort of flattened mood change in appetite, panic attacks.
Examples
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Pretty much every single structure on these islands was flattened and completely ruined.
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They both have this like flattened egg shape.
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Each type of iron is then flattened and broken into small pieces.
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OK, because it's a flattened zone, we call it a belt.
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The whole ship has to be flattened deck by deck.
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I think when it's flattened, it'll look better.
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They were making gigantic standing stone circles by flattening bedrock.
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After the earthquake, many buildings were flattened and needed to be rebuilt.
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She pressed the clay until it was flattened and ready for sculpting.
Synonyms
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Level and even without parts higher or lower
Flat and level after wind or water wears it away
Made flat from side to side along the whole length, like a flat fish
Held close to another surface so it lies flat
Crushed or pressed so it becomes flat and loses its shape
Antonyms
How Flat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word flattened comes from the simple word flat, which means 'level' or 'even', plus the ending -en, seen in words like shorten and widen, that means 'to make'. So, flattened means 'made flat' or 'made more level'.