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Meaning of rough-grained

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rough-grained (a.)

Having a rough grain or fiber; hence, figuratively, having coarse traits of character; not polished; brisque.

rough-grained Sentence Examples

  1. The rough-grained wood of the old oak creaked underfoot.
  2. The archaeologist carefully brushed away the rough-grained soil from the ancient artifact.
  3. The granite countertop had a rough-grained surface that provided a sturdy grip.
  4. The leather was rough-grained and rugged, perfect for making boots.
  5. The sandpaper was rough-grained, quickly smoothing out the uneven surface.
  6. The rough-grained paper was difficult to write on, but it absorbed ink well.
  7. The sculptor used a chisel to create a rough-grained texture on the marble statue.
  8. The rough-grained rock face was difficult to climb, but offered a stunning view from the summit.
  9. The rough-grained fabric of the tablecloth added a rustic charm to the dining room.
  10. The rough-grained bark of the tree provided a safe haven for insects and small animals.

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Having a rough grain or fiber; hence, figuratively, having coarse traits of character; not polished; brisque.

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The rough-grained wood of the old oak creaked underfoot.

The archaeologist carefully brushed away the rough-grained soil from the ancient artifact.

The granite countertop had a rough-grained surface that provided a sturdy grip.

The leather was rough-grained and rugged, perfect for making boots.