uncrannied
- adjective
- Archaic
- She admired the seamless, uncrannied finish of the sculpture.
Examples
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The wall was carefully plastered to remain uncrannied through harsh winters.
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An uncrannied surface is essential for the new paint.
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Only an uncrannied vault could protect the treasures from moisture.
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The wall is completely uncrannied.
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The architect specified that the roof must have an uncrannied surface to prevent leaks.
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For better insulation, the builder ensured that the walls were uncrannied and perfectly sealed.
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The artist used a technique that resulted in an uncrannied surface on her pottery, giving it a smooth appearance.
Synonyms
Having no marks or damage on the outside
Free from mistakes or faults
Something with no small pushed-in marks from being hit
Very smooth skin without lines or creases
Having a smooth surface without cuts or marks
A surface that has no small holes
A smooth surface or edge with no notches
Antonyms
How Intact
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncrannied is made of un- ('not') and cranny ('small crack or opening'), so imagine a wall with no little holes or gaps. An uncrannied surface is smooth and 'without cracks'.