low-backed
- adjective
- /loʊ bækd/
- The sheriff pointed at a low-backed leather chair and told Lloyd to have a seat.
Examples
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But a couple of weeks later, I was sitting on my low-backed sofa.
Fiction book (2000) -
So mine is like a hot neon yellow with a really low back and an awesome like train that then goes into this black fishnet.
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And again it's got the low back and again it's got the horrible horrible gems on it.
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I prefer to relax on my low-backed chair while reading a book.
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The restaurant has low-backed seats that make it comfortable for long meals.
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She chose a low-backed sofa for her living room to create a spacious feel.
Antonyms
How High
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Low-backed is made from the simple words low ('not high') and back ('the part that supports you'), with -ed to make it describe something. So a low-backed chair literally has a low back, which is why it does not block a view and makes a room feel more open.