Pronunciation: /straɪˈeɪtɪd/
noun not applicable
A1 I saw a striated pattern on the wall.
A2 The artist used striated lines in the painting.
B1 The geologist explained the formation of striated rocks.
B2 The architect designed a building with striated marble walls.
C1 The biologist studied the striated muscle tissue under a microscope.
C2 The researcher discovered a new species with striated markings.
verb not applicable
A1 The cat striated its claws on the scratching post.
A2 She striated the dough before placing it in the oven.
B1 The artist carefully striated the paint on the canvas to create texture.
B2 The geologist explained how the rock had been striated by natural forces.
C1 The chef striated the meat to enhance its presentation.
C2 The architect striated the building facade to give it a modern look.
adjective marked with striae; furrowed or striped
A1 The zebra has striated black and white stripes.
A2 The rock formation displayed striated layers of different colors.
B1 The artist used a striated brush technique to create texture in the painting.
B2 The geologist identified the rock as striated due to the visible layers.
C1 The architect designed the building with striated panels to add a modern aesthetic.
C2 The expert examined the fossil under a microscope and noted the striated patterns in the bone structure.
adverb not applicable
A1 The cat's fur looked striated as it basked in the sun.
A2 The cliffs had a striated appearance due to the layers of different colored rocks.
B1 The artist used a striated brush stroke technique to create texture in the painting.
B2 The muscle fibers in the athlete's legs were clearly striated, indicating their strength and conditioning.
C1 The scientist observed the striated patterns in the rock formation, indicating the geological history of the area.
C2 The architect designed a building facade with striated panels to create a visually dynamic effect.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The striated pattern on the rock was interesting to look at.
A2 She noticed the striated lines on the painting and admired the artist's attention to detail.
B1 The geologist explained how the striated layers in the rock formation indicated different periods of erosion.
B2 The architect used striated marble in the design of the building to create a unique and modern look.
C1 The striated muscles in the athlete's body were a result of years of training and dedication.
C2 The striated feathers of the bird shimmered in the sunlight, creating a beautiful display of colors.
preposition not applicable
A1 The road was striated with yellow lines.
A2 The beach was striated by different colored sands.
B1 The mountain range was striated with layers of different colored rock.
B2 The painting was striated with various shades of blue and green.
C1 The marble floor was striated with veins of gold.
C2 The fabric was beautifully striated with intricate patterns.
conjunction not applicable
A1 The rock had striated lines running through it, making it look like a zebra.
A2 The artist used a striated brush stroke technique to create a textured effect in the painting.
B1 The striated pattern on the fabric added an interesting element to the design of the dress.
B2 The geologist explained how the striated layers of rock were formed over millions of years.
C1 The architect incorporated striated marble columns into the design of the building.
C2 The researcher discovered a new species of fish with striated markings along its body.
interjection not applicable
A1 Striated! That looks like a cool pattern.
A2 Wow, striated rocks are so interesting.
B1 Striated! I've never seen anything like it before.
B2 The striated sky at sunset was absolutely breathtaking.
C1 Striated! The geological formations in this area are truly unique.
C2 The artist used striated textures to create a stunning visual effect.
article not applicable
A1 The zebra has striated black and white stripes.
A2 The rock formation had striated layers from years of erosion.
B1 The artist used a striated brush stroke technique to create a textured effect.
B2 The geologist studied the striated patterns in the rock to determine its age.
C1 The architect designed a building with striated marble walls for a luxurious look.
C2 The scientist analyzed the striated muscle fibers under a microscope to study their structure.
formal The striated muscle tissue showed clear banding under the microscope.
informal The striped muscle looked cool under the microscope.
slang The muscle with stripes was lit under the microscope.
figurative Her emotions were like striated patterns, alternating between joy and sorrow.
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