Definitions and Examples of rough, dull, matte
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having an uneven or irregular surface; not smooth.
Example
The surface of the rock was rough and jagged.
Lacking brightness, vividness, or sharpness; not shiny or glossy.
Example
The paint on the old car had become dull and faded.
Having a flat, non-reflective surface; lacking shine or gloss.
Example
She preferred the matte finish on her nails instead of the shiny one.
Key Differences: rough vs dull vs matte
- 1Rough describes a surface that is uneven or irregular, while slicked implies a smooth and shiny surface.
- 2Dull describes a lack of brightness or vividness, while slicked implies a shiny and glossy appearance.
- 3Matte is a complementary antonym to slicked, describing a flat, non-reflective surface.
Effective Usage of rough, dull, matte
- 1Fashion and Style: Use these antonyms to describe different textures and finishes of clothing and accessories.
- 2Interior Design: Incorporate these antonyms when describing the texture and finish of furniture, flooring, and decor.
- 3Art and Photography: Utilize these antonyms to describe the texture and finish of paintings, prints, and photographs.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of slicked are rough, dull, and matte. These words describe the opposite texture or appearance of something that is slicked. Use these antonyms to describe different textures and finishes in fashion and style, interior design, and art and photography.
