gadrooned
- adjective
- /ɡædˈrun/
- The vase was gadrooned, giving it a distinctive and elegant appearance.
Examples
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They admired the gadrooned molding along the ceiling of the historic house.
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I admire the gadrooned details on this silver plate.
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The silver tray featured a gadrooned edge that caught the light beautifully.
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The gadrooned vase sat elegantly on the mantel.
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The antique vase was beautifully gadrooned, showcasing its elegant curves and intricate design.
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The silver bowl featured gadrooned edges that added a touch of sophistication to the table setting.
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At the art exhibit, visitors admired the gadrooned details on the wooden sculptures, highlighting the craftsmanship involved.
Synonyms
Having long, rounded grooves along its surface
A surface that has raised parallel lines used for decoration or better grip
How Decorative
Surface Forms
Morphology
gadrooned = gadroon (transparent) = gadroon + ed
Formed by the base 'gadroon' plus the adjectival/past-participial suffix '-ed'; the relation is a straightforward morphological addition.
Etymology
The word gadrooned comes from the older noun gadroon, a name for a row of rounded, grooved shapes used on metal, wood, or glass. Think of a ring of small 'bulges' or beads around a tray or vase, and that's why a gadrooned object has an elegant, curved edge.