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feathered
This term describes a specific visual or tactile quality of softness and gradual transition. When used in art or design, it refers to a technique where a boundary is blurred or tapered, avoiding a harsh line to create a seamless blend. This is distinct from a "blurred" edge, which implies a lack of focus, whereas "feathered" implies a deliberate, controlled softening of the perimeter.
In a biological or decorative sense, the word evokes the light, airy, and radiating structure of avian plumage. It is frequently used to describe patterns that branch out from a central point or textures that feel light and wispy.
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Examples
The peacock displayed its brightly feathered tail to attract a mate.
Look at that small feathered creature hiding in the bushes.
The dragon was a massive feathered serpent with shimmering gold scales.
You should use a feathered edge here so the two colors blend smoothly.
I prefer a feathered trim on the curtains to give them a softer look.
Make sure the transition is feathered to avoid a harsh line in the photo.
The marble floor had a beautiful feathered pattern of grey and white.
Those feathered clouds usually signal that the weather is about to change.