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low-necked

low-necked

4.8
Clothing with a low neckline that shows the neck and chest
  • adjective
  • /loʊ-nɛkt/
translation icon : escote bajo
  • The actress was photographed in a stunning low-necked gown on the red carpet.
  • a low-necked gown

Examples

  • She wore a low-necked dress to the party, which drew many compliments.

  • Is that a low-necked top?

  • For formal events, he advised avoiding clothing that was too low-necked.

  • She wore a low-necked dress to the party.

  • The actress wore a stunning low-necked gown that highlighted her elegant neckline.

  • For the summer party, she chose a stylish low-necked top to stay cool and fashionable.

  • Many wedding dresses feature a low-necked design to showcase the bride's décolletage.

Synonyms

low-cut
vslow-necked
  • NSFW
10 3.5

Clothes with a low neckline or back that show more skin

refers only to a low neckline exposing neck and upper chest
decollete
vslow-necked
  • NSFW
9.8

Clothing with a low neckline that shows the neck and upper chest

is defined by a lower-than-usual neckline exposing extra chest

Antonyms

1 3.5

A piece of clothing with a neckline that rises high and covers most of the neck

How Low

low-cut
  • NSFW
10 3.5
low-necked
4.8
crew neck
1 2.1

Surface Forms

low-necked positive
low-necked comparative
low-necked superlative

Morphology

low-necked = low + neck (transparent) = low + neck + ed

Clearly built from the compound 'low' + 'neck' with the adjectival suffix '-ed', so the meaning 'having a low neckline' is directly inferable.

Etymology

Low-necked comes from the words low ('not high') and neck ('the part that joins the head and body'), so it describes a piece of clothing with a neckline cut low and showing more of the neck and chest.