smoothed
- adjective
- /smuːðd/
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alisado
- After pressing, the quilt had a beautifully smoothed surface.
And then I do see this sort of perfected, smoothed look to the skin.
- And then I do see this sort of perfected, smoothed look to the skin.
- Just wake up this around here, make sure that's smoothed in.
Examples
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It has completely smoothed out my skin.
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And then I do see this sort of perfected, smoothed look to the skin.
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And I think because of that, it does actually kind of appear to have smoothed my skin.
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Wow, it smoothed everything out so nice.
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Now that I made my skin look very poreless though, it really smoothed out my skin.
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Look at how smoothed out and just flawless and perfected that looks.
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The iron made the shirt's collar perfectly smoothed.
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I love how this lotion gives my skin a smoothed appearance.
Synonyms
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1.0
Smooth and soft to touch like fine cloth
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3.0
Smooth and flat without lines or folds
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5.7
People smooth hair and make it shiny using gel or oil
Having a flat, even surface after ironing or rubbing
Clothes are flat and smooth after ironing
Smooth and free of creases after being pressed with a hot tool
Having an even, soft surface with no bumps when you touch it
Smooth with no folds or wrinkles
It has no wrinkles and looks neat
Wood or stone cut and smoothed so its surface is even
Looks tidy and neat after an extra effort to look good
Hair that someone makes tidy by using a comb
Antonyms
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word smoothed comes from the old English word smooth, which meant 'even' or 'without roughness'. So to smooth something is to make its surface even and free of bumps, like ironing a shirt to remove wrinkles.