Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsaɪzd/
verb to cut into or engrave a surface
A1 The artist incised his initials into the clay pot.
A2 She incised a heart shape into the tree trunk with a knife.
B1 The surgeon incised the patient's abdomen to perform the operation.
B2 The archaeologist carefully incised the ancient tablet to reveal the hidden inscription.
C1 The master craftsman incised intricate designs into the metal with precision.
C2 The skilled calligrapher incised beautiful characters onto the parchment with a steady hand.
adjective cut or engraved into a surface
A1 The incised design on the pottery was very intricate.
A2 She admired the incised patterns on the wooden table.
B1 The artist used an incised technique to create depth in the sculpture.
B2 The incised lettering on the monument was difficult to read from a distance.
C1 The incised markings on the ancient artifact revealed details about the civilization.
C2 The incised symbols on the stone tablet were believed to hold a hidden meaning.