incised
cut into: the incised material.
made by cutting: an incised pattern.
Medicine/Medical. made or cut cleanly, as if surgically; not ragged: an incised wound.
(of a leaf) sharply, deeply, and somewhat irregularly notched.
Origin of incised
1Other words from incised
- un·in·cised, adjective
Words Nearby incised
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How to use incised in a sentence
Some are beautifully polished and ornamented with incised work.
Chats on Household Curios | Fred W. BurgessOthers from the same city were ornamented by incised lines rubbed in with white chalk, in which case they were flat.
The Swastika | Thomas WilsonThey were all of a black color and their incised ornamentation was practically the same as those from the upper cities.
The Swastika | Thomas WilsonOn the outside, just below the rim, are the four incised parallel lines mentioned.
The Swastika | Thomas WilsonNot only were the products greatly similar, but the same style of geometric decoration by incised lines is common to both.
The Swastika | Thomas Wilson
British Dictionary definitions for incised
/ (ɪnˈsaɪzd) /
cut into or engraved: an incised surface
made by cutting or engraving: an incised design
(of a wound) cleanly cut, as with a surgical knife
having margins that are sharply and deeply indented: an incised leaf
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