unsmoothed
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- adjective
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- The artist chose to display the sculpture with an unsmoothed finish to highlight the raw materials.
Examples
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In comments to my previous post, Robert requested the unsmoothed data from Graph 3.
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Typically, the points of model space correspond to smooth data, whence unsmoothed data lies far away from model space.
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Anyone comparing r2's from smoothed and unsmoothed data is living in a state of statistical sin.
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Comparing r2s from smoothed and unsmoothed data can be informative, not sin.
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But objecting to smoothing merely because it improves the fit in this way is unreasonable, because unsmoothed data is guaranteed to be a bad fit.
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The wall had an unsmoothed surface, making it difficult to paint evenly.
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He appreciated the unsmoothed edges of the handmade table, which added character to the room.
Synonyms
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Not smooth or level, with parts higher and lower
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Having a surface you can feel that is not smooth
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Rough in behavior, skill, or looks and awkward in social situations
A surface that is uneven and feels rough to touch
A surface that is not smooth and feels rough
Wood that has a rough surface because people did not smooth it
Not smoothed with a tool, leaving rough or sharp edges
Not smoothed by hand, like dough or hair
Not made shiny by rubbing or polishing
A surface that feels bumpy or not smooth to the touch
Having a rough surface that feels slightly scratchy
Antonyms
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Morphology
unsmoothed = smoothed (transparent) = un + smooth + ed
Standard negation by 'un-' of the participial/adjectival form 'smoothed' yields 'not made smooth' with no irregularity.
Etymology
The word unsmoothed is made from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the word smooth meaning 'even and soft', so it literally means 'not smooth' and describes a surface that is rough or uneven.