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meshed

meshed

5.6
Made of parts that connect like a net
  • adjective
  • /mɛʃt/
translation icon : entretejido
  • The garden fence was made of a meshed material, providing both security and visibility.

So dissociative states where people don't feel as closely meshed with their emotions and their perceptions.

Examples

  • The artist created a beautiful sculpture with a meshed design that allowed light to pass through.

  • The engineer used a meshed structure to ensure the stability of the bridge under heavy loads.

  • You've just got this single black meshed covering.

Synonyms

interwoven
vsmeshed
4 5.5

Closely joined so the parts are hard to separate

is about many connected parts forming a network rather than overlapping threads
woven
vsmeshed
1 3.4

Made by crossing threads and strips together, like a rug or basket

is broader, focusing on many connected parts rather than thread work
intermeshed
vsmeshed
7.5

Closely linked or mixed so they cannot be easily separated

is similar but focuses on network connections rather than tight entanglement
interlacing
vsmeshed
5.9

Woven closely together to make a pattern

is about networked connections instead of patterned crossing of elements
networklike
vsmeshed
7.1

A pattern of many connected lines like leaf veins

is the general idea of many joined parts forming connections
meshy
vsmeshed
6.2

Having many small holes or connected parts like a net

is about a network of connections rather than just porous appearance
netted
vsmeshed
4.4

Material with thin threads and many small holes

is more about overall interconnected parts rather than just open holes
joined
vsmeshed
1.9

Connected so they form one longer object

describes many linked parts forming a network rather than simple attachments

Antonyms

56 3.8

Far from other places or people and hard to reach

Having parts or ideas that do not fit together clearly

How Interconnected

interlocking
1 4.5
meshed
5.6
connected
2.5
linked
2.1
isolated
56 3.8

Surface Forms

meshed positive

Morphology

meshed = mesh (transparent) = mesh + ed

The adjective is transparently built from the verb 'mesh' plus past-participle '-ed', meaning something that has been interconnected or arranged like a mesh.

Etymology

Meshed comes from the old word mesh, meaning 'net'. Think of a net made of many threads that connect; a meshed pattern or organization has parts like those threads, all linked together.