Definition of Polished
Polished
pol·ished
Definition/Meaning
(adjective)
shiny and reflective due to being rubbed and made smooth;
e.g. A table made of dark polished wood was in the center of the room.
(adjective)
skillful in execution and free from imperfections, refined and well-developed or well-finished, suggesting the accomplishment of the person involved;
e.g. The show featured many highly polished actors, each of who gave an excellent performance.
(adjective)
in old usage, elegant and refined, characterized by sophistication;
e.g. I spoke to a very polished young lady who was able to help me.
(verb)
made something shiny and smooth by rubbing its surface;
e.g. The rock had been polished by the ocean waves and become smooth as glass.
(verb)
made something more refined or complete by adding improvements and finishing touches to it;
e.g. He polished his article until every word of it seemed perfect.
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