fretted
- adjective
- /ˈfrɛtɪd/
- Specialized
- She admired the fretted panels, each intricately carved with geometric patterns.
Examples
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The ancient palace featured fretted windows that allowed sunlight to filter in beautifully.
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The fretted ceiling lent an air of elegance to the grand hall.
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The fretted woodwork added charm to the old house.
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She admired the fretted details on the ceiling.
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The fretted ceiling lent an opulent touch to the historic ballroom.
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She admired the fretted panels, each intricately carved with geometric patterns.
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The ancient palace featured fretted windows that allowed sunlight to filter in beautifully.
Synonyms
Thin, detailed patterns like fine metalwork or lace cover the surface
Made with a pattern of crossed strips or bars
Lines or parts cross over and under each other to make a pattern
Covered with a repeated design of lines, shapes, or colors
A pattern of crossing bars or lines that makes many small spaces
Having a decorative pattern woven into cloth or fabric
Having a woven or printed pattern on the surface
How Decorated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fretted (decorative) comes from fret, a word meaning 'ornament' or 'lattice', as in fretwork. So a fretted panel is one cut or carved with a repeating decorative pattern.