incised
/ɪnˈsaɪzd/
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Definition of incised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
artcut into or engraved with precision
  • The incised patterns on the vase were intricate.
engraved etched
2.
plantTECH.having margins that are sharply and deeply indentedTECH.
  • The leaves were incised with deep lobes.
jagged notched
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Origin of incised

Latin, in (into) + caedere (cut)

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gallery work
print made from a metal plate incised with acid
plants
ornamental tree with deeply incised leaves
vegetables
lettuce with incised leaves forming a loose rosette
craft method
enamelwork technique where areas on metal are incised and filled with enamel
dalloth.
architecture
tile with an incised surface
leaf margins
having incised margins with lobes pointing toward the base

Examples of incised in a sentence

  • Each incised letter on the plaque was carefully crafted.
  • The botanist noted the incised edges of the plant.
  • Incised leaves are common in this species.

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  1. French:incisé, dentelé, ...
  2. German:eingeschnitten, gezackt, ...
  3. Italian:inciso, intagliato, ...
  4. Spanish:inciso, dentado, ...
  5. Portuguese:gravado, recortado, ...
  6. Chinese:雕刻的, 刻痕的, ...
  7. Japanese:彫り込まれた, 切れ込みのある, ...
  8. Arabic:مَحفور, مُتَعَرِّج, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָרוּט, מְפוֹרָץ, ...
  10. Russian:вырезанный, глубоко рассеченный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гравірований, зубчастий, ...
  12. Hindi:उकेरा हुआ, कटी हुई, ...
incise
ɪnˈsaɪz

Definition of incise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
surgeryTECH.make a precise cut for medical purposesTECH.
  • The surgeon incised the skin to begin the operation.
cut slice
2.
engravingTECH.engrave a design onto a materialTECH.
  • He incised his initials on the metal plate.
carve engrave etch
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Origin of incise

Latin, incidere (to cut into)

Examples of incise in a sentence

  • To access the organ, they incised the abdomen.
  • The artist incised a beautiful pattern on the clay vase.
  • She incised the design into the wooden surface with precision.

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  1. French:inciser, graver, ...
  2. German:einschneiden, gravieren, ...
  3. Italian:incidere, intagliare, ...
  4. Spanish:incidir, grabar, ...
  5. Portuguese:incisar, entalhar, ...
  6. Chinese:切开, 刻下, ...
  7. Japanese:切開する, 刻む, ...
  8. Arabic:شَقَّ, نَقَشَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַחֲתוֹךְ, לַחֲרוֹט, ...
  10. Russian:разрезать, вырезать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зробити розріз, гравірувати, ...
  12. Hindi:चीरा लगाना, उकेरना, ...

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