incised

• Décrit quelque chose qui a été découpé ou gravé, souvent utilisé dans un contexte technique ou artistique.

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.

   incisé

   • 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.

   Synonymescarvedchasedcutengravedetchedfurrowedgroovednotched

2. Deeply cut or notchedC2formal

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

   incisé

   • 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.

   Synonymescarvedcleftcutfurrowedgroovednotchedslashed

   Antonymesprotrudingraisedsmooth

• Verbe signifiant couper quelque chose, surtout avec un outil tranchant, souvent utilisé dans un contexte médical ou artistique ; également graver ou tailler une surface.

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.

   Inciser, entailler

   • 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.

   Synonymescarvechiselcutengraveetchgougegroovenotchscore

   Antonymeserasefillobliteratesmooth