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unsized

/ʌnˈsaɪzd/

Traduction: Adjectif archaïque signifiant 'qui n'est pas mesuré ou limité par une taille ; immense ou sans bornes'. N'est plus utilisé en anglais moderne.

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adjective

formalcommonobsolète/ʌnˈsaɪzd/

An obsolete adjective meaning 'not measured or limited by size; immense or boundless.' It is no longer used in modern English.

  • 🇫🇷Adjectif archaïque signifiant 'qui n'est pas mesuré ou limité par une taille ; immense ou sans bornes'. N'est plus utilisé en anglais moderne.
  1. Not treated with sizing C1 formal

    Describes a material, especially paper or fabric, that has not been coated or treated with a sizing agent to fill pores or add stiffness.

    • The artist prefers unsized paper for watercolor painting.
    • Unsized fabric is often used in bookbinding for its absorbency.
    • The unsized canvas required a primer before painting.

    🇫🇷non encollé

    Antonymes: sized

  2. Not made to specific sizes C1 formal

    Not cut, shaped, or arranged into standard or predetermined sizes.

    • The lumber was delivered unsized, requiring further cutting.
    • Unsized components are easier to customize for unique projects.
    • The unsized sheets were stacked for later processing.

    🇫🇷non dimensionné

    Synonymes: nonstandardunmeasuredunsorted

    Antonymes: gradedsizedstandardized

  • more unsized comparative form
  • most unsized superlative form