"Mitered" is a term often used in carpentry and woodworking for angled cuts made on corners and edges. Some synonyms for "mitered" include beveled, angled, chamfered, sloped, and slanted. These terms all refer to the same type of cut, but each one has a slightly different connotation that could be more appropriate for specific contexts. For example, "beveled" or "chamfered" might better describe a cut that is meant to soften or round out a sharp edge, while "sloped" or "slanted" might better describe a cut that is meant to follow the natural shape of the material being cut. Regardless of the word used, a well-executed mitered cut can add a polished and professional touch to any woodworking project.