serration

IPA: sˈɛreɪʃʌn

noun

  • (uncountable) The state of being serrated.
  • (countable) A set of teeth or notches.
  • (countable) One of the teeth in a serrated or serrate edge.
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Examples of "serration" in Sentences

  • Anne Bremner, it could be a particular serration on a knife.
  • To be sure, outrage comes in many forms, flavors and degrees of serration.
  • Even knives whose power of serration will scarcely trouble poached salmon.
  • They have black handles and thin pointy tips with an inch of serration starting just below the tips.
  • The liberals enforce serration by denying access to private elite schools by others than those they deem less worthy.
  • The light from the East and the bright serration of new snow on the mountain ranges surrounding us seem to bind a vast country together.
  • I cannot tell why so called -- its small and rounded leaves having nothing like oak leaves about them, except the serration, which is common to half, at least, of all leaves that grow.

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