even-textured

1 5.5

Having a smooth, regular surface without bumps or rough spots

adjective
/ˈiːvən ˈtɛkstʃərd/

: de textura uniforme

The fabric is even-textured and soft to the touch.

Examples

She prefers even-textured surfaces for painting.
The cake turned out perfectly even-textured, with no lumps or air pockets.
She prefers fabrics that are even-textured for making dresses, as they look more refined.
The artist praised the even-textured surface of the canvas, saying it made painting easier.
She prefers fabrics that are even-textured for making dresses, as they look more refined.
The artist praised the even-textured surface of the canvas, saying it made painting easier.
The cake turned out perfectly even-textured, with no lumps or air pockets.

Synonyms

smooth

vseven-textured

224 1.0

A surface that is even and not rough

focuses on texture consistency throughout rather than mere lack of bumps

even

vseven-textured

86 1.0

Flat and level in shape, position, or timing

refers to consistent texture across a surface rather than general flatness

uniform

vseven-textured

77 3.7

Always the same in all parts and at all times

applies to texture specifically rather than sameness in other domains

smooth-textured

vseven-textured

1 3.7

Having an even, soft surface with no bumps when you touch it

is about consistent texture throughout not only a fine surface

Antonyms

rough

144 1.0

Not smooth and often harsh in sound

uneven

48 2.3

Not smooth or level, with parts higher and lower

How Uniform

even-textured

1 5.5

silky

39 1.0

smooth

224 1.0

textured

17 4.1

coarse

29 3.7

Surface Forms

even-textured positive

Morphology

even-textured = even + textured (transparent) = even + texture + ed

The adjective is a straightforward compound of 'even' and 'textured' (itself 'texture' + -ed), so the meaning is directly derivable from the parts.

Etymology

The word even-textured combines even ('level' or 'smooth') and texture (a word linked to making cloth, like textile, meaning how a surface is made). Think of a well-woven cloth or a cake with no lumps, so even-textured means the surface feels the same all over, with no rough or bumpy parts.