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unfurrowed

unfurrowed

8.2
A surface that is smooth and even with no lines or wrinkles
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈfɜroʊd/
translation icon : sin arrugas
  • His unfurrowed brow showed no trace of worry or concern.

Examples

  • The sculpture's surface was perfectly unfurrowed and smooth to the touch.

  • Her skin was unfurrowed and youthful.

  • After months of rest, the land remained unfurrowed and ready for planting.

  • The unfurrowed fields looked beautiful in the morning light.

  • Her unfurrowed brow showed that she was relaxed and at ease during the meeting.

  • The surface of the calm lake was unfurrowed and smooth, reflecting the clear sky.

  • He approached the task with an unfurrowed expression, indicating confidence and tranquility.

Synonyms

unwrinkled
vsunfurrowed
1 3.0

Smooth and flat without lines or folds

also excludes deeper grooves and furrows not only surface lines
seamless
vsunfurrowed
1 5.2

Very smooth skin with no lines or wrinkles

applies generally to any surface including grooves not only visible lines
unlined
vsunfurrowed
1 3.7

Skin that is smooth without lines or wrinkles

also rules out shallow grooves or furrows rather than just lines
creaseless
vsunfurrowed
1 4.6

A fabric that stays smooth and free of wrinkles

also implies absence of furrows or grooves not only creases
uncreased
vsunfurrowed
3.5

Smooth with no folds or wrinkles

also covers grooves and furrows as well as simple creases
unrumpled
vsunfurrowed
5.3

It has no wrinkles and looks neat

shows an even surface free from grooves rather than neat appearance
uncrumple
vsunfurrowed
4.6

Smooth and without wrinkles or creases

emphasize lack of grooves or furrows not only absence of crumples
unseamed
vsunfurrowed
8.9

Very smooth skin without lines or creases

also excludes deeper marks like grooves or furrows beyond simple lines
unscored
vsunfurrowed
5.0

Having a smooth surface without cuts or marks

also focuses on absence of shallow furrows rather than only wrinkles
ironed
vsunfurrowed
1.0

Smooth and free of creases after being pressed with a hot tool

describes natural smoothness without implying a heat pressing action

Antonyms

34 1.5

Having small lines on skin or cloth

1 4.9

A surface that has long narrow lines or wrinkles

How Furrowed

furrowed
1 4.9
wrinkled
34 1.5
lined
2.3
unfurrowed
8.2

Surface Forms

unfurrowed positive

Morphology

unfurrowed = furrowed (transparent) = un + furrow + ed

The adjective is formed by adding 'un-' to 'furrowed' (itself derived from 'furrow' + -ed), a regular and semantically transparent negation.

Etymology

Unfurrowed breaks into un- and furrow; un- means 'not' and furrow means a 'groove' or 'line', like the rows a plow makes in a field or the lines on a brow. So, unfurrowed means 'not' marked by grooves or wrinkles, and therefore 'smooth and even'.