lacquered
/ˈlækərd/
ADJECTIVE
1. Coated with a glossy protective finish
Covered with lacquer or a similar substance to create a smooth, hard, shiny, and protective surface.
1.1. Furniture and wooden surfaces
Used to describe furniture, woodwork, or wooden objects that have been coated with lacquer to produce a polished appearance and protect the underlying material.
Synonyms
- varnished
- glossy
- polished
- coated
- finished
- enameled
Antonyms
- uncoated
- unvarnished
- unfinished
- raw
- rough
Examples
- The lacquered wooden table gleamed under the dining room lights.
- The antique cabinet featured beautifully lacquered surfaces.
- The craftsman carefully restored the lacquered furniture.
Related Words
1.2. Decorative objects and surfaces
Used to describe decorative items, artwork, or other objects covered with lacquer to give them a shiny, smooth, and often richly colored finish.
Synonyms
- glossy
- enameled
- varnished
- polished
- glazed
Antonyms
Examples
- The lacquered vase displayed an intricate design with a brilliant red finish.
- She admired the lacquered jewelry box for its elegant appearance.
- The museum displayed several lacquered artifacts from ancient Asia.
Related Words
- decoration
- ornamentation
- enamel
- glaze
- resin
- finish
ADJECTIVE
2. Having a shiny or glossy appearance
Appearing smooth, bright, and reflective as a result of being coated or treated with lacquer.
2.1. Appearance and texture
Used to describe surfaces, materials, or objects that have a smooth, shiny, and reflective appearance.
Synonyms
- shiny
- lustrous
- gleaming
- glossy
- sheeny
- bright
Antonyms
Examples
- Her lacquered fingernails reflected the light beautifully.
- The lacquered surface gave the object a brilliant, mirror-like appearance.
Related Words
- shine
- luster
- reflection
- brilliance
- smoothness
- polish