raised
- adjective
- /reɪzd/
- The artisan created a beautiful tapestry with a raised floral design that added texture to the piece.
Examples
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You look at this dress, you see in the silhouette that they're all these bumps because the beads are raised just like we did with the pearls.
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I like the print, kind of the raised print on the outside there.
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It's like linen and it has little like, raised black.
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They may even burn and you'll see raised sections like this.
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The old book had a raised lettering on its cover, making the title stand out elegantly.
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Her dress featured intricate embroidery and a raised pattern that caught everyone's eye at the party.
Synonyms
Fabric with a raised pattern made by weaving or embroidery
With a raised design pressed into the surface
Antonyms
Compounds
How Raised
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Raised comes from raise, meaning 'to lift', so a raised pattern or letter is one that is 'lifted' out from the flat surface, like a design you can feel or see more easily.