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inlaid Definition and Meaning in English (inlaid definition)

adjective
Synonyms:decoratedornamentedembellished
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Inlaid definition: Describing an object that has a design or pattern set into its surface, typically using pieces of different material.

Definitions of Inlaid

  1. 1adjective

    Describing an object that has a design or pattern set into its surface, typically using pieces of different material.

Example Sentences

“The antique table had an exquisite inlaid design of mother-of-pearl.”

“She admired the intricate inlaid patterns on the wooden box.”

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Antonyms

plainundecorated

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Inflected Word Forms

present participleinlaying
nouninlay
pluralinlays

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Inlaid definition: Describing an object that has a design or pattern set into its surface, typically using pieces of different material.
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'Inlaid' translates to 'inlaid' in English. Inlaid definition: Describing an object that has a design or pattern set into its surface, typically using pieces of different material.
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