incised
- adjective
- /ɪnˈsaɪzd/
- The ancient vase featured an incised pattern around its rim.
Examples
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The artist created an incised design on the pottery.
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He admired the incised patterns on the ancient stone tablet.
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A series of incised lines decorated the temple wall.
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The artist preferred to create incised designs rather than painting.
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A series of incised lines decorated the temple wall.
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The ancient vase featured an incised pattern around its rim.
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He admired the incised patterns on the ancient stone tablet.
Synonyms
Cut into stone or wood to make letters and designs
About a cut made during surgery
Cut into a surface to form a design or letters
Cut into a surface or fixed strongly in someone's memory
Written or carved on a surface like a stone
Made by cutting into wood, stone, or metal to form a shape
Antonyms
How Deep
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Incised comes from Latin parts in- 'into' and caedere 'to cut', so it literally means 'cut into'. Think of a small tool making lines on a vase, and you will see why an incised pattern is a design cut into the surface.