grained
- adjective
- /ɡreɪnd/
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texturado
- Grained.
And it's pouring in in such a way that there's actually this viscous oil, very heavy oil on the ground on the most beautiful wood grained floor you've ever seen.
- And it's pouring in in such a way that there's actually this viscous oil, very heavy oil on the ground on the most beautiful wood grained floor you've ever seen.
- And there's this really thick oil going down the stairs, the most beautiful set of stairs you've ever seen and really finely grained.
- What's important is that it is a fine grained mix.
Examples
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Beware of less spirited vices like being panicky, cross grained, hopeless, suspicious.
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What's important is that it is a fine grained mix.
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This wonderful contrast between the reddish porphyry like stone that probably would have come from Egypt, the multi grained stone that might have come from North Africa.
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And it's pouring in in such a way that there's actually this viscous oil, very heavy oil on the ground on the most beautiful wood grained floor you've ever seen.
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Apricot green cottage roof beams cut from deep grained apricots, fragrant reeds braided into thatched eaves.
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The cabinet was beautifully crafted from grained oak, showcasing its natural texture.
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She chose a grained fabric for the curtains to add depth and interest to the room.
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The artist admired the grained surface of the wood, appreciating its unique patterns.
Synonyms
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3.7
Rough in feel or look because of many tiny pieces
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4.1
Having a surface you can feel that is not smooth
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5.1
A material made of many small grains like sand
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4.4
Contains very small, closely packed particles that make it feel smooth like fine sugar
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4.6
Has very small parts that make a smooth surface, like hair or flour
Having very small, tightly packed parts that make a smooth surface in wood or stone
Made of very small pieces like fine sand
Having a woven or printed pattern on the surface
Wood or material that has straight lines that run side by side
Wood with fibers that run in different directions making it hard to work
Wood with grain lines that look wavy because the fibers do not run straight
Wood that shows wavy lines because its fibers run unevenly
The texture has large, easily seen pieces
A rough texture made of large visible grains
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A type of sand with large rough grains used for building, gardening, or sports surfaces
- Specialized
A way of describing data or plans in broad categories with little detail
- Specialized
Wood with grain lines that look wavy because the fibers do not run straight
How Grained
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word grained comes from grain, which originally meant a 'seed' and later a small 'particle'. So, something grained has a visible texture or pattern of small lines or bumps, like the rings in wood or the tiny ridges in fabric.