scribed

[skraɪbd]

scribed Definition

• 1. cut or score lines or markings onto or into a surface
• 2. write down (a message, notes, etc.)

Using scribed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "scribed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The carpenter scribed a line on the wood before cutting it.

• Example

  She scribed her thoughts in a journal.

• Example

  He scribed the message on the stone tablet.

• Example

  The artist scribed intricate designs on the metal plate.

scribed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for scribed

• engrave
• etch
• incise
• carve
• note
• write down
• jot down

Phrases with scribed

• scribe something into something

  cut or score lines or markings onto or into a surface

  Example

  The artist scribed the design into the metal plate.

• scribe something down

  write something down quickly or hastily

  Example

  She scribed the phone number down on a piece of paper.

• ascribe something to someone/something

  attribute something to a particular cause, source, or origin

  Example

  The success of the project was ascribed to the hard work of the team.

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Summary: scribed in Brief

'Scribed' [skraɪbd] means to cut or score lines or markings onto or into a surface, or to write down a message or notes. It is often used in the context of woodworking, art, and writing. Examples include 'The carpenter scribed a line on the wood before cutting it' and 'She scribed her thoughts in a journal.'