LINED Meaning and
Definition
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Lined is an adjective that refers to an object or surface that has been covered, decorated, or marked with straight or curved continuous marks or patterns. It is commonly described as having thin, distinct lines or stripes running along its length or width.
In the context of textiles or fabrics, lined often refers to the presence of an additional layer of fabric attached to the inner side of a garment. This layer, known as the lining, is typically made of a smooth and soft material such as silk, polyester, or cotton. The purpose of lining is to provide comfort, improve the drape or structure of the garment, and protect the outer fabric from wear or damage.
In the realm of art and design, lined describes the technique of drawing or creating lines to add depth, definition, or emphasis to an illustration, painting, or graphic. Artists may use various tools such as pencils, pens, brushes, or digital tools to produce these lines, either as outlines or in intricate patterns.
When referring to the arrangement or organization of people or objects, lined implies that they are arranged in a row or series, one after the other, with equal or consistent spacing between them. This can be observed in situations like standing in a line or row, vehicles parked in designated spaces, or books neatly arranged on a shelf.
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of LINED
The word "lined" originated from the Old English word, "linu", meaning flax or linen. Linen was commonly used to make a type of cloth that had a smooth surface, often referred to as "lining". Over time, the term "lined" was adopted to describe the process of adding a layer of fabric to the inside of a garment or other item for various purposes, such as providing structure, insulation, or decoration.
Similar spelling words for LINED
- lid,
- Linda,
- Linette,
- fined,
- led,
- lind,
- land,
- blind,
- Linde,
- lindow,
- Lived,
- lionet,
- lindy,
- limeade,
- lend,
- lied,
- lent,
- Lindo,
- linen,
- Leaned,
- linnet,
- liner,
- LINEs,
- liked,
- line,
- Dined,
- lender,
- linked,
- Loaned,
- mined.
Conjugate verb Lined
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