Chamfer

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃæmfɚ/

Chamfer (noun)

  1. A flat surface created by cutting off a corner or edge of an object.

Examples

  • The chamfer on the table leg prevents sharp edges, making it safer to use.
  • A chamfer is a cut edge on a surface.

Common collocations: sharp edge, smooth finish, carefully chamfer, easily chamfer

Chamfer (verb)

  1. To cut off a corner or edge of an object to create a flat surface.

Examples

  • To chamfer the wood, you need to cut edge at a 45-degree angle.
  • You need to chamfer the edges of the wood.

Synonyms of Chamfer

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Chamfer

  • A sharp edge is the opposite of a chamfered edge.