slashy
- adjective
- Her writing style is quite slashy, mixing poetry and prose in one piece.
Examples
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The designer used a slashy pattern to make the dress stand out on the runway.
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This design is very slashy!
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The artist's slashy brushstrokes gave the painting a dynamic feel.
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The new fashion line has a very slashy aesthetic.
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The artist's slashy style combines bold strokes with softer elements, creating a unique visual experience.
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Her slashy approach to fashion mixes different textures and patterns, making her stand out at every event.
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The film's slashy narrative blends genres, seamlessly switching from drama to action in unexpected ways.
Synonyms
Marked by long strokes of color across the surface
How Mixed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slashy comes from the common word slash, which means 'cut' or the '/' mark, plus the ending -y meaning 'full of' or 'characterized by'. So something slashy looks like it has cuts or sharp marks, or it mixes styles in a quick, 'cut-together' way.