rayed
- adjective
- /reɪd/
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radiante
- The painting features a beautiful sun with rayed beams that extend across the sky.
Examples
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The rayed design of the stained glass window created a stunning display of colors in the church.
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Her dress had a rayed pattern that radiated from the waist, giving it an elegant look.
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And then so notice beneath her, beneath the Phrygian cap, on the top left, there's the seven rays crown.
Synonyms
4
5.9
Having lines that spread out from a central point
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3.4
Having the shape of a star with points coming from the center
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8.8
Shaped like a star with parts spreading from the center
Having parts that spread out from a central point like rays
Spreading out from a center in all directions, like heat from a fire
Compounds
A wild plant in the northwestern United States with large leaves at the base, hairy stems, and single white flowers
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Etymology
The word rayed comes from the word ray, which means 'a line of light', like the sun's rays or the lines from a sunflower. So rayed means 'having lines or beams that spread out from a center'.