Another Word For Wrinkles

Meaning

The word "wrinkles" refers to small lines or folds that appear on the surface of something, typically skin. As people age, their skin may develop wrinkles due to a loss of elasticity and moisture. Wrinkles can also occur in other materials, like fabric, when they become creased or folded.

Synonyms

• Creases
• Lines
• Folds
• Furrows
• Ridges

Antonyms

• Smoothness
• Flatness
• Evenness

Etymology

The word "wrinkle" originates from the Middle English word "wrinkel," which comes from the Old English "wrincle," meaning to twist or turn. The term relates to both the action of causing something to crease and the resulting lines or folds.

Examples

1. As she aged, she began to notice more wrinkles on her face.
2. The fabric was so soft that it didn’t wrinkle easily when folded.
3. He tried to smooth out the wrinkles in his shirt before the presentation.
4. Despite the wrinkles, she felt that her smile still shone brightly.
5. The artist included fine wrinkles in the drawing to depict the old man's wisdom.