About The Word Unsmooth
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Unsmooth
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What's The Definition Of Unsmooth?
[adj] having or caused by an irregular surface; "trees with rough bark"; "rough ground"; "a rough ride"; "rough skin"; "rough blankets"; "his unsmooth face"; "unsmooth writing"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Unsmooth: abrasive | alligatored | barky | bouldered | bouldery | broken | bullate | bumpy | chapped | corded | corduroy(a) | costate | cracked | cragged | craggy | crushed | hilly | homespun(p) | imbricate | imbricated | jarring | jolting | jolty | lepidote | leprose | lined | log(a) | mountainous | nubbly | nubby | pique | pocked | pockmarked | potholed | puckered | ribbed | rocky | rough | roughened | roughish | rough-textured | rugged | rugose | sandpapery | scabby | scabrous | scaly | scratchy | scurfy | seamed | shagged | shaggy | slubbed | squamulose | stony | textured | tweedy | twill | twilled | verrucose | wartlike | warty Related Terms | Find terms related to Unsmooth: See Also | coarse | irregular | nonslippery | uneven | unironed | unpolished | wrinkled |
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