pebble-grained
- adjective
- /ˈpɛbəlˌɡreɪnd/
- Specialized
- You can identify genuine pebble-grained leather by its unique, bumpy pattern.
Examples
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The craftsman selected a pebble-grained leather for the handbag to add texture and durability.
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Her shoes were made from pebble-grained material that gave them a distinctive look.
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The new wallet is made of pebble-grained leather.
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Is this bag pebble-grained or smooth?
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The craftsman selected a pebble-grained leather for the handbag to add texture and durability.
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You can identify genuine pebble-grained leather by its unique, bumpy pattern.
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Her shoes were made from pebble-grained material that gave them a distinctive look.
Synonyms
Rough in feel or look because of many tiny pieces
Covered with many small round stones
A surface covered in many small round bumps like tiny stones
How Textured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pebble-grained comes from pebble ('small stone') and grain ('texture' or 'pattern'), so the phrase paints the picture of a surface that looks like many tiny stones. That's why pebble-grained leather looks and feels bumpy, like a small stone pattern on the surface.