incised

/ɪnˈsaɪzd/
adjective
  1. Cut into a surface, especially as decoration or writing; having a cut or engraved design.
    • The incised letters on the monument were still readable after centuries.
    • The museum displayed an incised stone tablet with ancient symbols.
    • She admired the incised patterns on the wooden jewelry box.
  2. (of a leaf or plant part) Having deep, sharp, irregular cuts or notches along the edge.
    • The incised leaves of the oak tree have a distinctive jagged shape.
    • Botanists classify this fern by its deeply incised fronds.
    • The maple leaf is often incised with several pointed lobes.
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