furrowed
/ˈfɜroʊd/
adjective
- Having deep lines or wrinkles, especially on the forehead or face, often from thinking, worrying, or aging.
- With a furrowed forehead, she stared at the confusing map.
- The old photograph showed her furrowed face, full of character.
- His furrowed brow showed how deeply he was concentrating.
- Marked with long, narrow grooves or trenches, as in soil or a surface.
- The furrowed surface of the old table had been worn by years of use.
- The furrowed field stretched out under the morning sun.
- The dirt path was furrowed by the wheels of many carts.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of furrow; made a trench or line in something.
- She furrowed her brow when she heard the unexpected news.
- He furrowed the soil with a hoe before planting the beans.
- The heavy rain furrowed channels in the hillside.