Lined definition: Describes something that has lines or markings on its surface, such as paper or a face with wrinkles.
Definitions of Lined
- 1adjective
Describes something that has lines or markings on its surface, such as paper or a face with wrinkles.
- 2adjective
Refers to an object, especially clothing, that has an inner layer of material for warmth or finish.
- 3verb
Used as the past participle of 'to line', meaning to arrange in a row or to form a border along something.
Example Sentences
“She preferred to write her notes on lined paper.”
“The old man's face was lined with wisdom and experience.”
“The elegant coat was beautifully lined with silk.”
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Arranged in a row or queue.
Having an inner covering of a particular material, or having something along its edges.
Having a lot of money.
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