Definition of unframed in English:

unframed

adjectiveʌnˈfreɪmdˌənˈfreɪmd

(especially of a picture) not having a frame.
a huge, unframed abstract hung on one wall
the thick lenses of his unframed spectacles
Example sentencesExamples
- With the clock ticking towards his execution, McVeigh will be allowed to see no one except his lawyers and will only be allowed a small book and five unframed photographs in his cell.
- A third gallery included 24 of these unframed black-and-white photographic stills, 11 by 17 inches each, mounted on white metal brackets.
- An original painting by Kinkade, ‘Rock of Salvation’ is now available in framed and unframed paper prints and in canvas transfers.
- Pieces are available unframed or can be framed on-site by the gallery's framing staff, and framing services are also available.
- Galleries wouldn't dream of hanging an unframed oil painting on the wall, so why place a sculpture on the corner of a desk or a store fixture and expect it to sell?
- He also looks for more of the ‘brick-and-mortar’ stores to team up with Internet sites, giving customers a choice on where to purchase framed and unframed affordable art.
- In 1986, Heide and Gilman priced an autographed, unframed photograph of Bogart at $85.
- They may be framed or unframed, full-page, half-page or smaller, independent of the text, set above or within it.
- Most of the works are auctioned unframed, and the firm suggests appropriate frames to the purchasers.
- In addition to framed and desktop prints, we offer unframed versions of their prints.
- His use of vast unframed canvasses to capture the vibrancy of the African veld, is said to be ‘extremely powerful’.
- Iti's paintings are generally unframed; several are rendered on irregular offcuts of canvas or black builders' paper.
- He'll be allowed to bring only a few items, including five unframed photographs and a paperback book.
- There was also an unframed photo that seemed to be somewhat faded stuck inside one of the edges of the vanity.
- Sometimes framed and unframed photos are displayed amongst sports trophies on mantelpieces, in cabinets, on bookshelves and on the tops of televisions and fridges.
- This merchandise includes not only framed and unframed prints and posters of Warhol's most famous works, but also Warhol-inspired housewares, home decor, fashion accessories and much more.
- He said the painting was an unframed watercolour on paper, and that these kind of fragile paintings were kept in boxes, as a matter of course, by galleries and museums.
- It presented mostly acrylic, easel-size canvases and a supplementary scattering of unframed works on paper, all dating from 2000.
- The unframed hanging, with its front and back illumination, imparts softness to the work.
- Some are framed, some unframed and there are works in watercolour, oil and pastel.

Rhymes

ashamed, self-proclaimed, unclaimed, unnamed, unreclaimed, untamed

Definition of unframed in US English:

unframed

adjectiveˌənˈfrāmdˌənˈfreɪmd

(especially of a picture) not having a frame.
Example sentencesExamples
- Galleries wouldn't dream of hanging an unframed oil painting on the wall, so why place a sculpture on the corner of a desk or a store fixture and expect it to sell?
- He said the painting was an unframed watercolour on paper, and that these kind of fragile paintings were kept in boxes, as a matter of course, by galleries and museums.
- In 1986, Heide and Gilman priced an autographed, unframed photograph of Bogart at $85.
- Iti's paintings are generally unframed; several are rendered on irregular offcuts of canvas or black builders' paper.
- A third gallery included 24 of these unframed black-and-white photographic stills, 11 by 17 inches each, mounted on white metal brackets.
- Pieces are available unframed or can be framed on-site by the gallery's framing staff, and framing services are also available.
- There was also an unframed photo that seemed to be somewhat faded stuck inside one of the edges of the vanity.
- In addition to framed and desktop prints, we offer unframed versions of their prints.
- With the clock ticking towards his execution, McVeigh will be allowed to see no one except his lawyers and will only be allowed a small book and five unframed photographs in his cell.
- Most of the works are auctioned unframed, and the firm suggests appropriate frames to the purchasers.
- Some are framed, some unframed and there are works in watercolour, oil and pastel.
- This merchandise includes not only framed and unframed prints and posters of Warhol's most famous works, but also Warhol-inspired housewares, home decor, fashion accessories and much more.
- It presented mostly acrylic, easel-size canvases and a supplementary scattering of unframed works on paper, all dating from 2000.
- He'll be allowed to bring only a few items, including five unframed photographs and a paperback book.
- He also looks for more of the ‘brick-and-mortar’ stores to team up with Internet sites, giving customers a choice on where to purchase framed and unframed affordable art.
- Sometimes framed and unframed photos are displayed amongst sports trophies on mantelpieces, in cabinets, on bookshelves and on the tops of televisions and fridges.
- An original painting by Kinkade, ‘Rock of Salvation’ is now available in framed and unframed paper prints and in canvas transfers.
- The unframed hanging, with its front and back illumination, imparts softness to the work.
- His use of vast unframed canvasses to capture the vibrancy of the African veld, is said to be ‘extremely powerful’.
- They may be framed or unframed, full-page, half-page or smaller, independent of the text, set above or within it.

单词	unframed
释义	Definition of unframed in English: unframed adjectiveʌnˈfreɪmdˌənˈfreɪmd (especially of a picture) not having a frame. a huge, unframed abstract hung on one wall the thick lenses of his unframed spectacles Example sentencesExamples With the clock ticking towards his execution, McVeigh will be allowed to see no one except his lawyers and will only be allowed a small book and five unframed photographs in his cell. A third gallery included 24 of these unframed black-and-white photographic stills, 11 by 17 inches each, mounted on white metal brackets. An original painting by Kinkade, ‘Rock of Salvation’ is now available in framed and unframed paper prints and in canvas transfers. Pieces are available unframed or can be framed on-site by the gallery's framing staff, and framing services are also available. Galleries wouldn't dream of hanging an unframed oil painting on the wall, so why place a sculpture on the corner of a desk or a store fixture and expect it to sell? He also looks for more of the ‘brick-and-mortar’ stores to team up with Internet sites, giving customers a choice on where to purchase framed and unframed affordable art. In 1986, Heide and Gilman priced an autographed, unframed photograph of Bogart at $85. They may be framed or unframed, full-page, half-page or smaller, independent of the text, set above or within it. Most of the works are auctioned unframed, and the firm suggests appropriate frames to the purchasers. In addition to framed and desktop prints, we offer unframed versions of their prints. His use of vast unframed canvasses to capture the vibrancy of the African veld, is said to be ‘extremely powerful’. Iti's paintings are generally unframed; several are rendered on irregular offcuts of canvas or black builders' paper. He'll be allowed to bring only a few items, including five unframed photographs and a paperback book. There was also an unframed photo that seemed to be somewhat faded stuck inside one of the edges of the vanity. Sometimes framed and unframed photos are displayed amongst sports trophies on mantelpieces, in cabinets, on bookshelves and on the tops of televisions and fridges. This merchandise includes not only framed and unframed prints and posters of Warhol's most famous works, but also Warhol-inspired housewares, home decor, fashion accessories and much more. He said the painting was an unframed watercolour on paper, and that these kind of fragile paintings were kept in boxes, as a matter of course, by galleries and museums. It presented mostly acrylic, easel-size canvases and a supplementary scattering of unframed works on paper, all dating from 2000. The unframed hanging, with its front and back illumination, imparts softness to the work. Some are framed, some unframed and there are works in watercolour, oil and pastel. Rhymes ashamed, self-proclaimed, unclaimed, unnamed, unreclaimed, untamed Definition of unframed in US English: unframed adjectiveˌənˈfrāmdˌənˈfreɪmd (especially of a picture) not having a frame. Example sentencesExamples Galleries wouldn't dream of hanging an unframed oil painting on the wall, so why place a sculpture on the corner of a desk or a store fixture and expect it to sell? He said the painting was an unframed watercolour on paper, and that these kind of fragile paintings were kept in boxes, as a matter of course, by galleries and museums. In 1986, Heide and Gilman priced an autographed, unframed photograph of Bogart at $85. Iti's paintings are generally unframed; several are rendered on irregular offcuts of canvas or black builders' paper. A third gallery included 24 of these unframed black-and-white photographic stills, 11 by 17 inches each, mounted on white metal brackets. Pieces are available unframed or can be framed on-site by the gallery's framing staff, and framing services are also available. There was also an unframed photo that seemed to be somewhat faded stuck inside one of the edges of the vanity. In addition to framed and desktop prints, we offer unframed versions of their prints. With the clock ticking towards his execution, McVeigh will be allowed to see no one except his lawyers and will only be allowed a small book and five unframed photographs in his cell. Most of the works are auctioned unframed, and the firm suggests appropriate frames to the purchasers. Some are framed, some unframed and there are works in watercolour, oil and pastel. This merchandise includes not only framed and unframed prints and posters of Warhol's most famous works, but also Warhol-inspired housewares, home decor, fashion accessories and much more. It presented mostly acrylic, easel-size canvases and a supplementary scattering of unframed works on paper, all dating from 2000. He'll be allowed to bring only a few items, including five unframed photographs and a paperback book. He also looks for more of the ‘brick-and-mortar’ stores to team up with Internet sites, giving customers a choice on where to purchase framed and unframed affordable art. Sometimes framed and unframed photos are displayed amongst sports trophies on mantelpieces, in cabinets, on bookshelves and on the tops of televisions and fridges. An original painting by Kinkade, ‘Rock of Salvation’ is now available in framed and unframed paper prints and in canvas transfers. The unframed hanging, with its front and back illumination, imparts softness to the work. His use of vast unframed canvasses to capture the vibrancy of the African veld, is said to be ‘extremely powerful’. They may be framed or unframed, full-page, half-page or smaller, independent of the text, set above or within it.
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