freehanded
- adjective
- /ˈfriːˌhændɪd/
- The architect drew a freehanded diagram of the new building layout.
Examples
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He preferred to create illustrations that had a spontaneous, freehanded quality.
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Her portrait was a freehanded sketch completed in just a few minutes.
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She created a beautiful sketch freehanded.
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He drew the entire mural freehanded without any tools.
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The artist created a beautiful landscape using a freehanded approach, showcasing her talent.
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He drew the intricate design freehanded, impressing everyone with his steady hand.
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During the meeting, she took freehanded notes, capturing the essence of each point discussed.
Synonyms
To do something with your hands, for example writing or making things, instead of with a machine
Drawn or written by hand without using a ruler
Antonyms
How Precise
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Freehanded comes from the parts free and hand, where free can mean 'without' and hand means 'by hand'. So a freehanded drawing is one made 'by hand without tools', which is why we use the word for sketches done without a ruler or machine.