incised

• Describe algo que ha sido cortado, tallado o grabado en una superficie, a menudo con referencia a marcas, decoraciones o detalles técnicos. También puede referirse a bordes o formas con cortes entrantes o muescas.

Describes something that has been cut into or engraved, often used in technical or artistic contexts.

1. Cut into or engravedC1formal

   Marked or decorated by cutting into a surface, typically with a sharp tool.

   inciso

   • The ancient stone tablet had incised letters.
   • The artist incised intricate patterns into the metal plate.
   • The monument's surface was incised with names of the fallen.

   Sinónimoscarvedchasedcutengravedetchedfurrowedgroovednotched

2. Deeply cut or notchedC2formal

   Having a sharp, deep cut or indentation, often used in botany or anatomy.

   inciso, cortado profundamente

   • The leaf margin is incised with deep lobes.
   • The surgeon made an incised wound to access the organ.
   • The rock formation had incised channels from water erosion.

   Sinónimoscarvedcleftcutfurrowedgroovednotchedslashed

   Antónimosprotrudingraisedsmooth

• Verbo que significa cortar algo, especialmente con un instrumento afilado, usado a menudo en contextos médicos o artísticos.

A verb meaning to cut into something, especially with a sharp instrument, often used in medical or artistic contexts.

1. Cut into or carveC1formal

   To make a cut or mark into a surface, especially by carving or cutting.

   incidir (cortar o grabar)

   • The artist incised intricate patterns into the stone tablet.
   • Surgeons incise the skin carefully during the operation.
   • Ancient runes were incised into the wooden staff.

   Sinónimoscarvechiselcutengraveetchgougegroovenotchscore

   Antónimoserasefillobliteratesmooth