rough-textured
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Definition
Adjective: 1. Having a surface that is not smooth; coarse or uneven to the touch: Describes a material, fabric, or surface that feels irregular, bumpy, or abrasive.
Usage
The adjective "rough-textured" is used to describe the physical tactile quality of a surface. It is typically placed before a noun (attributive position) or after a linking verb like "is" or "feels" (predicative position). It emphasizes a deliberate or inherent coarse quality.
Examples
- Attributive (before a noun):
- She preferred the rough-textured feel of handmade paper.
- The artist used a rough-textured canvas for the painting.
- Predicative (after a linking verb):
- The bark of the tree is rough-textured.
- This fabric looks elegant but feels surprisingly rough-textured.
Advanced Usage
- Comparative and Superlative Forms: "rougher-textured," "roughest-textured."
- The burlap was rougher-textured than the linen.
- Used to imply a rustic, natural, or sturdy quality:
- The cabin had a rough-textured, rustic charm.
Variants and Related Words
- Textured (adj.): Having a distinct texture, which can be smooth or rough. "Rough-textured" is a more specific type of "textured."
- Coarse-textured (adj.): A very close synonym, often interchangeable with "rough-textured."
- Roughness (n.): The noun form describing the quality of being rough.
Synonyms
- Coarse
- Uneven
- Bumpy
- Abrasive
- Gritty
Antonyms
- Smooth-textured
- Silky
- Sleek
- Polished
- Even
Adjective
- having surface roughness
- a textured wall of stucco
- a rough-textured tweed