unlined
/'ʌn'laind/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Not having a lining: Used to describe clothing or other items that are made without an inner layer of fabric or material.
- Smooth, without lines or wrinkles: Used primarily to describe skin, especially on the face, that appears youthful and without creases.
Usage Examples
Adjective (Not having a lining):
- She wore a light, unlined jacket for the summer.
- The unlined curtains allowed the morning sun to shine brightly into the room.
Adjective (Smooth, without lines):
- Despite her age, her face remained remarkably unlined.
- The actor's unlined forehead made him perfect for the role of a teenager.
Advanced Usage
- Figurative Use: Can be used metaphorically to describe something that is untouched, unmarked, or in a pristine, original state.
- The unlined page of the new notebook awaited her first words. (This implies the page is blank, without marks or writing.)
Variants and Related Words
- Unseamed (adj): A less common synonym, especially for the "smooth" meaning (e.g., ).
- Lined (adj): The direct opposite, meaning having a lining or having lines/wrinkles.
- a lined coat (with an inner layer)
- a lined face (with wrinkles)
Synonyms
- For "not having a lining": Liningless.
- For "smooth, without lines": Wrinkle-free, smooth, seamless.
Antonyms
- Lined: Having a lining; having lines or wrinkles.
- Wrinkled: Having lines or creases.
- Seamed: Having or showing seams or lines.
Adjective
- smooth, especially of skin
- his cheeks were unlined
- his unseamed face
- not having a lining or liner
- a thin unlined jacket