What is another word for grooved?
332 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ɡɹˈuːvd], [ ɡɹˈuːvd], [ ɡ_ɹ_ˈuː_v_d]Table of Contents
Similar words for grooved:- accustomed (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- carved (adjective)
- grooved (adjective)
- methodical (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- streaked (adjective)
- constituted (noun)
- established (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- approve (verb)
- delight (verb)
- dig (verb)
- fold (verb)
- gouge (verb)
- hollow (verb)
- overjoy (verb)
- score (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Grooved:
adj.
•accustomed (adjective)- inured,
- trained,
- addicted,
- seasoned,
- confirmed,
- Familiar,
- acquainted,
- Habituated,
- Familiarized,
- adapted,
- Acclimatized,
- given to.
- cut,
- chiseled,
- slashed,
- etched,
- modeled,
- hewn,
- sliced,
- Whittled,
- engraved,
- hewed,
- graven,
- sculptured,
- chased.
- corrugated,
- rutted,
- Slotted,
- incised,
- dug.
- exact,
- ordered,
- analytical,
- precise,
- framed,
- well-regulated,
- careful,
- painstaking,
- tidy,
- businesslike,
- scrupulous,
- efficient,
- meticulous,
- regular,
- systematic,
- fixed,
- Methodized,
- orderly,
- neat,
- set up,
- structured,
- planned,
- all together,
- deliberate,
- together,
- logical,
- Methodic.
n.
•constituted (noun) •established (noun) •Other relevant words: (noun)v.
•approve (verb)- consent,
- accede,
- hats off to,
- agree,
- assent,
- confirm,
- recommend,
- thumbs up,
- back,
- maintain,
- acquiesce,
- second,
- groove,
- make law,
- license,
- give go-ahead,
- okay,
- sanction,
- accept,
- lap up,
- affirm,
- subscribe to,
- permit,
- concur,
- accredit,
- pronounce,
- establish,
- buy,
- dig,
- uphold,
- certify,
- endorse,
- get behind,
- buy into,
- encourage,
- authorize,
- boost,
- push for,
- mandate,
- make valid,
- empower,
- validate,
- ratify,
- seal,
- go along with,
- sign off on,
- support,
- bless,
- charter,
- stump for,
- sign,
- advocate.
- ravish,
- thrill,
- fascinate,
- allure,
- knock out,
- please,
- cheer,
- Arride,
- amuse,
- hit the spot,
- freak out,
- gratify,
- wow,
- charm,
- content,
- satisfy,
- divert,
- score,
- rejoice,
- send,
- attract,
- exult,
- enchant,
- turn on,
- Delectate,
- slay,
- pleasure,
- go over big,
- glory,
- knock dead,
- gladden,
- be the ticket,
- tickle to death,
- enrapture,
- jubilate,
- entertain,
- tickle pink.
- go for,
- mind,
- love,
- follow,
- relish,
- appreciate,
- understand.
Other synonyms:
•Other relevant words (noun):- recessed,
- hollowed,
- wavy,
- imprinted,
- slit,
- gashed,
- Goffered,
- cracked,
- Scored,
- impressed,
- lined,
- creased,
- delve,
- Gullied,
- notched,
- Expelled,
- rooted,
- splined,
- Ribbed,
- scratched,
- Crimped,
- Diked,
- Extorted,
- fancied,
- Insculptured,
- marked,
- Glyphic,
- tracked,
- fissured,
- sulcate,
- drained,
- corduroy,
- Racked,
- rifled,
- Sulcated,
- inscribed,
- costate,
- Channelled,
- thin,
- hollow,
- tooled,
- rebated,
- printed,
- wrinkled,
- fine,
- practiced,
- fashioned,
- Gouged,
- canaliculate,
- Guttered,
- habited,
- sounded,
- pleated,
- rutty,
- Gaped,
- routed,
- Trenched,
- Enchased,
- ridged,
- flutelike,
- Canaliculated,
- traced,
- Ditched,
- dadoed,
- dented,
- Rabbeted,
- stamped.
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Adjective
Slotted.
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Adjective
Antonyms for Grooved:
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adj.
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accustomed
abnormal, unusual, unaccustomed.
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methodical
disorganized, negligent, chaotic, disorderly, unsystematic, thoughtless, careless, unmethodical, inefficient, unscrupulous.
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accustomed
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imp. & p. p.
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Other antonyms:
unestablished.
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Other antonyms:
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v.
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approve
disapprove, decline, deny, invalidate, repudiate, dissent, discourage, veto, renounce, contradict, protest, dispute, dissuade, condemn, differ, refuse, disallow, destroy, reject, object, oppose, disprove, disagree.
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delight
displease, anger, tire, disenchant, disappoint, offend, frustrate, pain, repulse, bore, disgust, dismay, distress, turn off, repel, trouble, dishearten, annoy, disturb, bring down, upset, depress.
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approve