granular
- adjective
- /ˈɡræn.jʊ.lər/
- When mixed properly, the salt becomes granular and easy to sprinkle on food.
- granular material
- granular appearance
- granular flow
Examples
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Yeah, So my knowledge of the NIH is not as granular as my knowledge of pharma.
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All right, it wouldn't be a hot ones interview unless we got extremely granular about your obsession with snacks.
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It's like it's, it's like granular sugar stuff on top.
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We have some questions on a more granular level.
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Well, cheese is a little granular, a little bit of grain in it.
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Today we are going to be talking in great granular detail about fulfillment.
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Over the years, the company has developed dry chemical feeders for granular and powdered materials for many industries.
Academic text (2002) -
Carl scrambled to keep his feet, his bare hands churning into the hard granular surface.
Fiction book (1999) -
The sand on the beach is very granular, making it perfect for building sandcastles.
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The artist preferred using granular textures in his paintings to create depth.
Synonyms
Rough in feel or look because of many tiny pieces
Has a rough texture with small hard grains
In the form of many tiny dry pieces, like spices or sugar
Having a dry, powdery texture like ground grain
Covered with fine, dry dust that easily falls off
Contains very small, closely packed particles that make it feel smooth like fine sugar
With many small grains or a grainy texture
Having many small grains or particles
A material or surface covered with small grains like coarse sand
Made of very small pieces like fine sand
A dry, powdery feel like flour that comes from a lot of starch
Very small and powdery like dust
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A structure in steel where hard pieces form small round groups instead of layers from very slow cooling
How Grainy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Granular comes from the Latin word granum, which means 'grain' or 'small seed' and is the same idea as the English word grain. So, granular describes something made of many small grains or particles.