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Bookmark or Share- FLATTEN | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionaryto become level or cause something to become level: Several trees were flattened (= knocked down) by the storm. flatten out The path flattens out (= does not go up so much) as it reaches the top of the hill. After two short climbs the road flattens. The landscape was flattening out as the canal grew narrower.
- FLATTENED | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionaryto stop rising, falling, or changing so quickly, or to make the rate of change slower: Television ad rates have flattened, if not declined slightly. In the last decade we saw smoking rates flatten out and decline. flatten out The use of a retardant coating on the surface of the powder slows the initial burn rate and flattens out the rate of change.
- FLATTENED Synonyms: 153 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam ...Synonyms for FLATTENED: rounded, flat, level, smooth, even, blunt, dullish, blunted; Antonyms of FLATTENED: edged, ground, pointed, sharp, sharpened, cutting, jagged, honed.
- Flatten - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms | Vocabulary.comverb. make flat or flatter. “ flatten a road” “ flatten your stomach with these exercises” see more. verb. become flat or flatter. “The landscape flattened ” synonyms: flatten out. see more. verb. lower the pitch of (musical notes) synonyms: drop. see more. Pronunciation. US. /ˈflætn/ UK. /ˈflætɪn/ Cite this entry. Style: MLA. "Flatten."
- Flatten Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Websterflattened; flattening ˈflat-niŋ. ˈfla-tə- Synonyms of flatten. transitive verb. : to make flat: such as. a. : to make level or smooth. b. : to knock down. also : to defeat decisively. c. : to make dull or uninspired often used with out. d. : to make lusterless. flatten paint. e. : to stabilize especially at a lower level. intransitive verb.
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