low-backed

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low-backed

The woman sat in a low-backed chair at the desk.

Definition
  1. Adjective: Having a low back; designed with a backrest that is not tall.
Usage

The adjective "low-backed" is used to describe furniture, typically chairs or sofas, whose backrest does not extend very high up. It specifies a physical design feature.

Examples
  • The living room was furnished with elegant, low-backed armchairs.
  • She preferred a low-backed stool for the breakfast bar.
  • The modern design featured a sleek, low-backed bench.
Advanced Usage
  • Descriptive Nuance: The term often implies a specific style, such as modern, minimalist, or casual, as opposed to high-backed chairs which can suggest formality, grandeur, or greater support.
    • The low-backed chairs contributed to the room's open and airy feel.
Variants and Related Words
  • Low-back (adjective): A variant form with the same meaning, sometimes used attributively before a noun.
    • She bought a low-back desk chair.
Synonyms
  • Shallow-backed: Having a back that is not deep or high.
  • Low-profile (when referring to the back's height in context): Having a subtle or non-prominent backrest.
Antonyms
  • High-backed: Having a tall back.
  • Wing-backed: Having a high back with side projections (wings).
low-backed

The woman sat in a low-backed chair at the desk.

Adjective
  1. having a low back

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