jointed

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jointed

The wooden doll has jointed arms and legs.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Having joints or articulated segments: Describes something that is constructed with or contains one or more joints, allowing for movement or flexibility between connected parts.
    • Formed with or characterized by distinct sections connected at joints: Often used to describe the physical structure of plants, animals, or man-made objects.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The doll has jointed arms and legs, so you can pose it.
    • Bamboo is a jointed plant with hollow sections between the nodes.
    • The mechanic examined the jointed pipe for any leaks.
Advanced Usage
  • "Finely jointed": Having many small, precise joints.
    • The watchmaker's tools were designed for working on finely jointed mechanisms.
  • "Loosely jointed": Having joints that allow for a wide range of movement or are not tightly fixed.
    • The puppet was loosely jointed, giving it a fluid, dancing motion.
Variants and Related Words
  • Joint (noun): A point where two parts are connected, allowing movement.
    • The knee is a crucial joint in the human body.
  • Joint (verb): To connect or fasten by a joint.
    • The carpenter will joint the two pieces of wood.
  • Jointedly (adverb): In a jointed manner. (Less common)
  • Unjointed (adjective): Lacking joints; not articulated.
Synonyms
  • Articulated: Having parts connected by joints.
  • Segmented: Divided into distinct sections.
  • Hinged: Attached by or furnished with a hinge (a type of joint).
Antonyms
  • Solid: Firm and stable in shape; not fluid or flexible.
  • Rigid: Unable to bend or be forced out of shape; not flexible.
  • Unjointed: Lacking joints.
jointed

The wooden doll has jointed arms and legs.

Adjective
  1. having joints or jointed segments;