unglazed
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- adjective
- /ʌnˈɡleɪzd/
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- Other fields resembled jigsaw puzzles made of broken, unglazed pottery.
- unglazed pottery
- unglazed ceramic tiles
- unglazed ceramic
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Examples
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Large amounts of the unglazed, plain earthenware known as colonoware were also found in the trash.
Academic text (2011) -
Her face is of unglazed terracotta-colored clay.
Academic text (2004) -
At another side port, a cluster of tumble-stacked, unglazed cups looks like a nest of dinosaur eggs.
Fiction book (1998) -
The unglazed surface of the vase allows the natural texture of the clay to shine through.
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She chose an unglazed ceramic dish to highlight the rustic charm of her kitchen.
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The artist preferred to work with unglazed pottery to maintain a more authentic appearance.
Synonyms
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Wooden things like tables that have no paint or varnish
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Rough in behavior, skill, or looks and awkward in social situations
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Not shiny and showing little reflection
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Wood left without a coat of varnish or polish
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Without a thin layer of another material on it
Having a flat, not shiny surface, like some paints or phone cases
A surface that is not shiny and does not reflect light
A clay or pottery surface that is rough, not shiny, and soaks up water
Having a dull surface that does not reflect light
Plain and not made to look stylish or perfect
A surface that is not covered with a shiny protective layer
Not made shiny by rubbing or polishing
Antonyms
How Glossy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unglazed is built from un- + glaze, and glaze means 'a shiny, glass-like coat', as on pottery. So an unglazed vase or tile is 'not' given that shiny coat and looks matte or unfinished.