Meaning & Definition of Shaven in English
Shaven
Having had hair cut or removed, especially from the face.
Pronunciation:
/ˈʃeɪ.vən/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Referring to skin or surface that has been made smooth by the removal of hair.
Example Sentence: He looked clean and professional with his shaven face.
Definition: Describing someone who has razor-removed facial hair.
Example Sentence: After his shaven look, many said he looked much younger.
Definition: Referring to a specific style where the head is completely free of hair.
Example Sentence: His shaven head was a bold fashion choice.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from the Old English 'scafan', meaning to cut off or remove, related to 'shave'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- clean-shaven: Having a face without any facial hair.
- shaven head: Refers to a head that is completely free of hair.
Translations
- Spanish: afeitado
- French: rasé
- German: rasiert
- Russian: бритый
Related Words
- shave: To remove hair from the skin using a razor.
- shaver: A device or person that shaves.
Slang Meanings of shaven
Meaning: Having a clean appearance after shaving.
Example Sentence: He went for a job interview looking all shaven and sharp.
Meaning: Referring to someone who is overly concerned with their appearance.
Example Sentence: Don't be so shaven, it's just a casual outing.