The Opposite(Antonym) of “framed”
The antonyms of framed are frameless, unframed, and exonerated. The antonyms frameless and unframed describe something that lacks a frame, while exonerated means to be cleared of blame or suspicion.
Explore all Antonyms of “framed”
Definitions and Examples of frameless, unframed, exonerated
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Without a frame or border.
Example
The painting looked better frameless than with a frame.
Not enclosed or bordered by a frame.
Example
The photograph was left unframed because the owner couldn't decide on a suitable frame.
To be declared not guilty or free from blame.
Example
After a thorough investigation, the suspect was exonerated of all charges.
Key Differences: frameless vs unframed vs exonerated
- 1Frameless and unframed both refer to something that lacks a frame, but frameless is more commonly used for artwork or mirrors, while unframed can be used for any object that is not enclosed by a frame.
- 2Exonerated is a relational antonym that describes being cleared of blame or suspicion, while frameless and unframed are complementary antonyms that describe the absence of a frame.
Effective Usage of frameless, unframed, exonerated
- 1Art: Use frameless and unframed to describe artwork that lacks a frame.
- 2Legal: Use exonerated to describe someone who has been cleared of blame or suspicion in a legal context.
- 3Framing: Use frameless and unframed when discussing framing options for artwork or photographs.
Remember this!
The antonyms of framed are frameless, unframed, and exonerated. Frameless and unframed describe something that lacks a frame, while exonerated means to be cleared of blame or suspicion. Use these words when discussing artwork, legal contexts, or framing options.
