coarsely

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coarsely

The chef chops the vegetables coarsely for the stew.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • In a coarse manner; roughly or harshly in texture, form, or manner: Describes an action done without fineness, delicacy, or refinement. It often refers to a rough physical texture or a crude, unpolished way of speaking or behaving.
Usage Examples
  • Adverb:
    • The wood was coarsely sanded, leaving a rough surface.
    • He laughed coarsely at the joke.
    • The salt is coarsely ground, perfect for seasoning steaks.
Advanced Usage
  • "coarsely chopped": Refers to food ingredients cut into large, irregular pieces.
    • Add one onion, coarsely chopped, to the pot.
  • "coarsely textured": Describes a material with a rough, not smooth, feel.
    • The fabric was coarsely textured and uncomfortable against the skin.
Variants and Related Words
  • Coarse (adjective): Rough in texture; consisting of large particles; lacking refinement.
    • coarse sand, coarse language
  • Coarsen (verb): To make or become coarse.
    • The fabric coarsened after repeated washings.
  • Coarseness (noun): The quality of being coarse.
    • The coarseness of the bread flour is ideal for this recipe.
Synonyms
  • Roughly: In a rough manner.
  • Crudely: In a rough, unskilled, or primitive manner.
  • Harshly: In a severe, rough, or grating manner.
Antonyms
  • Finely: In a very delicate or precise manner; into small particles.
  • Smoothly: In a smooth, even, or graceful manner.
  • Gently: In a mild, soft, or delicate manner.
Related Phrases
  • In a coarse fashion: A synonymous phrase for 'coarsely'.
    • The statue was carved in a coarse fashion, emphasizing raw power over detail.
coarsely

The chef chops the vegetables coarsely for the stew.

Adverb
  1. in coarse pieces
    • the surfaces were coarsely granular