coarse-textured
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Having a rough, uneven, or gritty surface; not smooth or fine to the touch.
- Describing a material or surface where the texture is noticeably rough, grainy, or irregular.
Usage
- The adjective "coarse-textured" is used to describe the physical feel and appearance of a surface. It is typically placed before a noun or used after a linking verb like "is" or "feels."
- It is a compound adjective, often hyphenated when used before a noun.
Examples
Before a noun:
- The artist preferred a coarse-textured canvas for her oil paintings.
- He wore a jacket made of a coarse-textured wool.
After a linking verb:
- The bread's crust was surprisingly coarse-textured.
- This sandpaper feels very coarse-textured.
Advanced Usage
- Descriptive Comparison: Used to contrast with smooth or fine textures.
- Unlike the polished marble, the surrounding stone was deliberately left coarse-textured.
Variants and Related Words
- Textured (adj): Having a texture, which can be smooth or rough.
- The wallpaper had a lightly textured surface.
- Rough-textured (adj): A near-synonym for coarse-textured, emphasizing roughness.
- The path was paved with rough-textured stones.
- Coarse-grained (adj): Often used similarly for materials like wood or stone, focusing on large, visible grains or particles.
- The table was made from a coarse-grained oak.
Synonyms
- Rough
- Gritty
- Uneven
- Bumpy
Antonyms
- Smooth-textured
- Fine-textured
- Silky
- Polished
Adjective
- having surface roughness
- a textured wall of stucco
- a rough-textured tweed