unnotched
- adjective
- /ʌnˈnɑːtʃt/
- An unnotched blade ensures a smoother cut through the material.
Examples
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Ensure the edges remain unnotched to maintain structural integrity.
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The carpenter selected an unnotched piece of wood for the visible surface.
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An unnotched blade reduces stress concentrations during use.
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The blade was unnotched and ready for use.
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I prefer an unnotched surface for my woodworking projects.
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To achieve a clean finish, make sure the edges are unnotched.
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The carpenter chose an unnotched board for its aesthetic appeal.
Synonyms
Smooth and flat without lines or folds
Skin that is smooth without lines or wrinkles
Free from mistakes or faults
Having a smooth edge with no small sharp points
Having a smooth surface without cuts or marks
A surface that is smooth and even with no lines or wrinkles
Having no marks or damage on the outside
Very smooth skin without lines or creases
Smooth with no folds or wrinkles
A surface with no cracks or small holes
Flat and level rather than sunken
Antonyms
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unnotched is made from un- meaning 'not' and notch meaning 'a small cut or groove', so it literally says 'not cut'. That's why an unnotched blade or edge is smooth and has no notches that might weaken it.