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unseamed

unseamed

8.4
Made in one piece without seams
  • adjective
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  • She admired the unseamed design of the dress, which gave it a smooth, modern look.

Examples

  • The raincoat was entirely unseamed, keeping water from leaking through the fabric.

  • Modern plastics can be molded into unseamed containers, avoiding traditional joints or glue.

  • The dress was beautifully unseamed and flowed gracefully.

  • This unseamed fabric is perfect for making custom clothing.

  • The raincoat was entirely unseamed, keeping water from leaking through the fabric.

  • She admired the unseamed design of the dress, which gave it a smooth, modern look.

  • This unseamed fabric is perfect for making custom clothing.

Antonyms

4.7

Joined by a line of stitches

How Seamless

unseamed
8.4
one-piece
32 3.2
stitched
1.8
seamed
4.7

Surface Forms

unseamed positive

Morphology

unseamed = seamed (transparent) = un + seam + ed

Built by prefixing 'un-' to 'seamed', producing the clear meaning 'not seamed / without seams'.

Etymology

Unseamed comes from un- ('not') and seam ('a line where two pieces are joined'), the same root you see in seamless. Think of a dress or a container made in one piece with no stitches or joins. So, unseamed means 'having no seams; made in one piece'.