underlaid (Meaning)
Webster
underlaid (a.)
Laid or placed underneath; also, having something laid or lying underneath.
Synonyms & Antonyms of underlaid
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
underlaid Sentence Examples
- The intricate gold filigree underlaid the translucent enamel, creating a stunning effect.
- An underlaid layer of bamboo reinforced the strength of the wooden floor.
- His voice underlaid with a hint of sarcasm, the man made a cutting remark.
- The underlaid insulation effectively muffled the noise from the outside world.
- A thin layer of felt underlaid the carpet to provide extra cushioning.
- The ancient runes were barely visible, their edges underlaid by centuries of decay.
- The subtle floral pattern underlaid the soft blue fabric of the curtains.
- An underlaid mesh provided stability to the delicate lace tablecloth.
- Underlaid with a bed of rose petals, the silver jewelry sparkled brilliantly.
- A mournful melody underlaid the haunting lyrics of the ballad.
FAQs About the word underlaid
Laid or placed underneath; also, having something laid or lying underneath.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intricate gold filigree underlaid the translucent enamel, creating a stunning effect.
An underlaid layer of bamboo reinforced the strength of the wooden floor.
His voice underlaid with a hint of sarcasm, the man made a cutting remark.
The underlaid insulation effectively muffled the noise from the outside world.
