adj
inwrought
Inwrought (adj) means Decorated with a pattern that has been woven or worked into the material.
adj
1
Decorated with a pattern that has been woven or worked into the material.
2
Deeply set in and firmly part of something.
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Etymology
Formed from the past participle of inwork.
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What is the meaning of inwrought?
"inwrought" (adj) means decorated with a pattern that has been woven or worked into the material.
What is the opposite of inwrought?
The opposite of "inwrought" is unadorned.
What are the different meanings of inwrought?
"inwrought" has 2 main meanings: 1. Decorated with a pattern that has been woven or worked into the material; 2. Deeply set in and firmly part of something.
