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smoothened

smoothened

1 3.9
Having a flat, even surface after ironing or rubbing
  • adjective
  • /ˈsmuːðənd/
: alisado
  • The carpenter sanded the wood until it was completely smoothened, free of any rough edges.

The restart one, I've been focusing more on the back of my arms and I really do feel like they feel a little bit smoother, which is crazy.

Examples

  • The smoothened mud floors of the village huts remind one of the simple and traditional living here.

    Academic text (2009)
  • And the way it acts is that hedgehog binds to patched and now patch no longer can block smoothened activity.

  • And so the picture that I would get would be kind of a smoothened out version of what I have before over there.

  • Just paint one section at a time and get that nice and smoothed out and even as possible.

  • It's just given a little bit more of an elevated, smoothed outlook.

  • The candlelight in our attic erased the imperfections from Libby's round, heavy features: she seemed time-smoothened, a madonna of golden stone.

    Fiction book (1994)
  • After ironing, her dress looked beautifully smoothened and ready for the event.

  • I prefer my hair smoothened after a visit to the salon for a sleek, polished look.

Synonyms

polished
vssmoothened
75 2.1

A shiny, smooth surface after being rubbed or cleaned

emphasizes removing roughness without necessarily adding shine
waxed
vssmoothened
20 3.2

Covered with a thin shiny layer to make a smooth surface

covers smoothing by various methods, not only the use of wax
slicked
vssmoothened
8 5.7

People smooth hair and make it shiny using gel or oil

is about making surfaces smooth generally, not limited to hair styling
ironed
vssmoothened
7 1.0

Smooth and free of creases after being pressed with a hot tool

is a broader process of producing smoothness, not tied to one tool
unwrinkled
vssmoothened
1 3.0

Smooth and flat without lines or folds

refers to the making of smoothness rather than the result
slicked up
vssmoothened
  • US
1 6.3

Looks tidy and neat after an extra effort to look good

concerns making a surface smooth rather than overall neat personal appearance
smoothed
vssmoothened
1 1.9

Made smooth by ironing or pressing

is the general term for making a surface smooth by various means
uncreased
vssmoothened
1 3.5

Smooth with no folds or wrinkles

describes the action of making surfaces smooth rather than the passive state
unrumpled
vssmoothened
1 5.3

It has no wrinkles and looks neat

focuses on the act of removing roughness rather than neat final look

Antonyms

53 1.5

Having small lines on skin or cloth

1 4.1

A surface like skin that is not smooth and feels dry from cold or wind

How Smooth

silky
39 1.0
polished
75 2.1
smooth
224 1.0
smoothened
1 3.9
uneven
48 2.3
rough
144 1.0

Surface Forms

smoothened positive

Morphology

smoothened = smoothen (transparent) = smooth + en + ed

The adjective form is the past participle of 'smoothen' formed by regular -ed, which directly means 'made smooth'.

Etymology

Smoothened comes from the common word smooth, meaning 'even' or 'not rough', plus the verb ending -en meaning 'to make' and the past ending -ed. So smoothened literally means 'made smooth', as when you iron, rub, or polish something to remove wrinkles or bumps.