uncrannied

Examples

• All

• The wall was carefully plastered to remain uncrannied through harsh winters.

• An uncrannied surface is essential for the new paint.

• Only an uncrannied vault could protect the treasures from moisture.

• The wall is completely uncrannied.

• The architect specified that the roof must have an uncrannied surface to prevent leaks.

• For better insulation, the builder ensured that the walls were uncrannied and perfectly sealed.

• The artist used a technique that resulted in an uncrannied surface on her pottery, giving it a smooth appearance.

Synonyms

U

unflawed

vsuncrannied

1 5.6

Free from mistakes or faults

is narrower, meaning specifically lacking cracks or small openings

U

unpitted

vsuncrannied

5.6

A surface that has no small holes

focuses on lacking narrow cracks or chinks rather than pits

U

unscored

vsuncrannied

5.0

Having a smooth surface without cuts or marks

highlights absence of small openings instead of just surface lines

U

unnotched

vsuncrannied

7.5

A smooth surface or edge with no notches

notes absence of cracks or chinks rather than missing edge cuts

U

unseamed

vsuncrannied

8.9

Very smooth skin without lines or creases

means no cracks or small openings rather than absence of seams

U

undented

vsuncrannied

4.0

Something with no small pushed-in marks from being hit

refers to lack of cracks or chinks, not impact damage

U

unscratched

vsuncrannied

3.2

Having no marks or damage on the outside

focuses on having no cracks or small openings rather than scratches

Antonyms

C

crannied

8.6

A surface that has many small cracks or narrow spaces

C

cracked

2.0

Surface with small splits from dryness or damage

How Intact

seamless

1 5.2

uncrannied

• Archaic

9.9

cracked

2.0

damaged

1 1.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology