grainless
Without small rough parts so a picture or bread looks smooth
- adjective
- /ˈɡreɪnləs/
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sin grano
- The photograph featured a beautiful landscape with grainless skies and vibrant colors.
Examples
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Stereo photography at its best is a medium of sharp, grainless images.
Academic text (1999) -
She preferred the grainless texture of the new paint, as it gave her artwork a smooth finish.
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The chef served a delicately prepared dish with grainless sauce, enhancing the overall presentation.
Synonyms
textureless
vsgrainless
With a smooth, even surface and no rough or visible detail
is specific to surfaces lacking small visible particles or speckled feel
Antonyms
How Grainy
Surface Forms
grainless positive
Morphology
Etymology
Grainless combines grain ('a small seed or tiny particle') and the ending -less meaning 'without'. So grainless literally means 'without grains', which helps you remember it describes something smooth or with no grainy texture, like certain paper, photos, or bread.