Resined: meaning, definitions and examples

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resined

 

[ rɪˈzaɪnd ]

Verb
Context #1 | Verb

substance application

Resined refers to the process of applying a resin, which is a sticky, organic compound used in various applications, including woodworking and arts. It is often used to coat surfaces for protection, add a glossy finish, or trap materials within it for crafting purposes. The application of resin can create durable and water-resistant surfaces, making it popular in woodworking, art and craft projects, and even in construction. The term can also be associated with the act of setting or solidifying something with resin.

Synonyms

coated, finished, sealed

Examples of usage

  • She resined the wooden tabletop to protect it.
  • The artist resined his painting for a glossy finish.
  • They resined the jewelry pieces to preserve their shine.

Translations

Translations of the word "resined" in other languages:

🇵🇹 resinado

🇮🇳 रेसिन किया हुआ

🇩🇪 harzartig

🇮🇩 resin

🇺🇦 смолистий

🇵🇱 żywiczny

🇯🇵 樹脂の

🇫🇷 résiné

🇪🇸 resinado

🇹🇷 reçineli

🇰🇷 수지의

🇸🇦 راتنجية

🇨🇿 pryskyřičný

🇸🇰 živicový

🇨🇳 树脂的

🇸🇮 smolnat

🇮🇸 harðhúðað

🇰🇿 смола

🇬🇪 რეზინის

🇦🇿 rezinli

🇲🇽 resinado

Etymology

The word 'resined' derives from the noun 'resin,' which has its roots in the Latin word 'resina', meaning 'a substance obtained from certain trees'. Resins have been used since ancient times for various purposes, including incense, varnish, and medicine. The practice of using resin has evolved over centuries, with different cultures developing unique applications. In modern times, the use of synthetic resins has expanded their application into areas such as construction, art, and crafts. The term 'resin' has come to encompass a wide variety of natural and synthetic materials, which can be processed into solid, viscous, or semi-solid forms. The verb form 'resined' specifically describes the act of applying these materials for varying purposes, reflecting its ongoing relevance in both traditional and contemporary contexts.