Coarsest: meaning, definitions and examples

texture quality

The term 'coarsest' refers to the roughest or most abrasive texture in a given material or substance. It is often used to describe surfaces that are not smooth and might feel uneven or jagged when touched. Coarseness can be a characteristic of various materials, including fabrics, grains, and rocks. The coarsest form of a substance typically has larger particles or fibers, which allows it to be less refined and can affect its usability depending on the context.

blunter, cruder, harshest, roughest

Examples of usage

• The coarsest sand was used for the base layer.

• She chose the coarsest fabric for the rugged outdoor gear.

• After comparing textures, the coarsest option seemed the most durable.