incised
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Cut or engraved into a surface: Describes a mark, design, or writing that has been carved or etched into a material.
- Sharply and deeply indented: Often used to describe geographical features like valleys or coastlines that appear as if cut deeply into the land.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The ancient stone tablet bore an incised inscription.
- The artist created an incised pattern on the wooden panel.
- The river flows through an incised valley in the mountains.
Advanced Usage
"Incised wound": In medical or forensic contexts, this describes a clean, sharp cut, typically from a blade.
- The coroner noted the presence of an incised wound on the victim's arm.
"Incised meander": A geological term for a deep, winding river valley cut into bedrock.
- The Colorado River has carved spectacular incised meanders, such as the Gooseneck.
Variants and Related Words
Incision (n): The act or result of cutting into something, especially surgically.
- The surgeon made a small incision.
Incisive (adj): Describing something that is sharp, clear, and direct, like thought or speech.
- She asked an incisive question.
Synonyms
- Engraved: Cut or carved into a hard surface.
- Etched: Produced by using acid to cut a design into metal or glass.
- Carved: Cut into a material to create a shape or pattern.
Antonyms
- Raised: Projecting from a surface, such as in relief.
- Embossed: Having a raised design on the surface.
Related Phrases
- "Incised into": Used to describe the action or state of being cut into a material.
- The runes were incised into the standing stone.
Adjective
- cut or impressed into a surface
- an incised design
- engraved invitations
- cut into with a sharp instrument
- sharply and deeply indented