Definitions and Examples of framed, bordered, edged
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Enclosed or bordered by a frame.
Example
The painting was beautifully framed with a gold border.
Having a decorative or plain border around the edges.
Example
The invitation card was bordered with a floral design.
Having a narrow strip or border around the edges.
Example
The notebook had a red edged cover.
Key Differences: framed vs bordered vs edged
- 1Framed refers to an object that is enclosed or bordered by a frame.
- 2Bordered describes an object that has a decorative or plain border around the edges.
- 3Edged refers to an object that has a narrow strip or border around the edges.
Effective Usage of framed, bordered, edged
- 1Interior Design: Use these antonyms to describe different types of frames and borders for pictures, mirrors, and artworks.
- 2Photography: Use these antonyms to describe the type of framing used in photographs.
- 3Art: Use these antonyms to describe the type of border or frame used in paintings and drawings.
Remember this!
The antonyms of frameless describe the presence of a frame or border around an object. Use framed to describe an object that is enclosed or bordered by a frame, bordered to describe an object that has a decorative or plain border around the edges, and edged to describe an object that has a narrow strip or border around the edges. These antonyms can be used in interior design, photography, and art to describe different types of frames and borders.
