unseamed

• Adjetivo arcaico que significa 'sem costura' ou, em sentido figurado, 'inteiriço, liso, intacto'. Raramente usado no inglês contemporâneo.

An archaic adjective meaning 'having no seams' or figuratively 'unbroken, smooth, or whole.' It is rarely used in modern English.

1. Having no seamsC1formal

   Describes a garment or fabric that is made without visible seams or stitching.

   Sem costura

   • The dress was unseamed, giving it a sleek and modern look.
   • He preferred unseamed socks for maximum comfort.
   • The tailor crafted an unseamed shirt using a special technique.

   Sinônimosseamless

   Antônimosseamed

2. Smooth, especially of skinC1formal

   Describes skin that is perfectly smooth, without any lines, wrinkles, or blemishes.

   Liso

   • Her face was unseamed, showing no signs of age or worry.
   • The lotion promised to leave skin feeling unseamed and soft.
   • He admired the unseamed surface of the polished marble.

   Sinônimosclearflawlesssilkysmoothunlinedunwrinkledvelvety

   Antônimosblemishedfurrowedlinedscarredwrinkled