fluted
- adjective
- /ˈfluːtɪd/
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con estrías
- And so removing this glazing from the fluted area reveals just how bright and glorious this gold leafing was.
It's very all night, very fancy, very fluted, lots of stuff, beautiful stuff going on.
- It's very all night, very fancy, very fluted, lots of stuff, beautiful stuff going on.
Examples
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And then we have this fluted tile from Anne Sacs behind my vanity, which is just so fun to touch.
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It's very all night, very fancy, very fluted, lots of stuff, beautiful stuff going on.
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And then this very interesting fluted, fluted, fluted marble.
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It is the most beautiful fluted gold metal packaging.
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So this is a tight jumper and it is cropped and it has long fluted sleeves which I really liked.
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The elegant vase had a fluted design that caught the light beautifully.
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She wore a dress with fluted sleeves that flowed gracefully as she moved.
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The architect chose fluted columns for the building's entrance, adding a classic touch.
Synonyms
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6.8
A material with parallel ridges and grooves, like a roof or cardboard, that makes it stronger
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A surface with raised lines you can feel, like on a sweater or glass
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An object with a long, narrow shape like a flute
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Having raised lines or bands on the surface like a coin edge
With long, narrow grooves like the sides of a column
With a long narrow shape and shallow vertical grooves, like a column or vase
A surface that has raised parallel lines used for decoration or better grip
Decorated with a row of rounded bumps along the edge
Compounds
- Specialized
A tool with straight grooves that help remove dust and chips while making holes in hard rock or masonry
How Grooved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fluted also means having long rounded grooves, and this comes from the idea of the long body of a flute, so a 'fluted' vase or column has even, flute-like channels along its surface.