Pronunciation: /ɛtʃt/
verb to cut or carve a design or inscription into a surface
A1 She etched her name into the tree trunk with a knife.
A2 The artist etched a beautiful design onto the glass vase.
B1 The memories of that day were etched into his mind forever.
B2 The words of wisdom were etched into the ancient stone tablet.
C1 The intricate details were carefully etched onto the metal surface.
C2 His legacy was etched in the history books for generations to come.
adjective having a design or inscription cut or carved into a surface
A1 The etched glass vase sparkled in the sunlight.
A2 She wore a necklace with an etched pendant that caught the eye.
B1 The artist's etched portrait captured the essence of the subject beautifully.
B2 The intricate design etched into the metal surface was truly impressive.
C1 The words etched into the monument served as a powerful reminder of history.
C2 The etched details on the ancient artifact revealed a story of its own.
formal The intricate design was etched into the marble with great precision.
informal He etched his initials into the tree trunk to mark his territory.
slang She etched her ex's name into the bathroom stall out of spite.
figurative The memory of her laughter was etched into his mind forever.
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