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lined

lined

5 2.3
Paper with printed lines to help you write
  • adjective
  • /laɪnd/
: rayado
  • You know, because I write all my first drafts in longhand in these lined notebooks.

There are little notepads, lined paper notepads.

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Examples

  • There are little notepads, lined paper notepads.

  • The lined paper makes it easier for students to write neatly and stay within the margins.

  • You have a leather lined stitched cup holders.

  • I'm going to do a really lined, plump lip.

  • So the whole thing is lined in this chartreuse the top is quilted.

  • So the whole thing is lined in this chartreuse the top is quilted.

  • It kinda it's just like another hole, hole that's lined with skin.

  • She prefers to take notes in her lined notebook, so her writing is organized.

  • He bought a set of lined cards to help him plan his speeches more effectively.

Synonyms

striped
vslined
60 1.0

With long lines of a different color, like on a shirt or animal

is more general, referring to surfaces decorated with organized markings
veined
vslined
4 4.4

Having lines and marks like those on a leaf or marble

applies broadly to any decorative or organizing surface markings
ridged
vslined
3 5.0

Having raised lines or bands on the surface like a coin edge

may instead refer simply to flat visual markings rather than raised features
barred
vslined
3 3.5

Marked with stripes or bands of colour across the surface

covers any arranged markings, not only broad horizontal bands
streaked
vslined
2 2.7

Having long thin lines or marks on a surface

describes general decorative or organizational markings, not only narrow marks
reeded
vslined
1 7.2

A surface that has raised parallel lines used for decoration or better grip

is broader and can mean flat markings, not only tactile ridges
seamed
vslined
1 6.5

Marked by lines or scars on the skin

is about decorative or orderly markings, not necessarily scars or joins
crosshatched
vslined
  • Specialized
1 7.4

Having sets of crossing lines to show dark or textured areas

usually refers to general organized markings, not only intersecting strokes
linelike
vslined
6.7

Shaped like a line

is about organized surface markings in general, not just shape

Antonyms

17 2.5

Not see-through and without gaps or holes

Compounds

2 4.2

Clothing or bags with silk on the inside

A small yellow or orange bug with four black stripes that makes spots on plant leaves

A small yellow insect with four black stripes on its back that feeds on plants

lined snake
  • Specialized
9.9

A small shy snake with stripes that lives in grass and parks in the central United States

refractory-lined
  • Specialized
9.9

With an inner layer of heatproof material that protects against very high heat

A fast lizard with six light stripes along its body that lives in eastern and central United States

How Lined

banded
6 4.1
striped
60 1.0
pinstriped
4 3.6
lined
5 2.3
plain
33 2.5

Surface Forms

lined positive

Morphology

lined = line (transparent) = line + ed

Derives from 'line' (to have or form lines) with the adjectival/past-participial '-ed', so 'lined' = 'having lines/stripes' is predictable.

Etymology

Lined comes from line, a simple 'mark' or 'stripe', as you see on lined paper that has stripes to guide writing. That's why we call things with stripes or rows on their surface 'lined'.