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cutaway

noun as in exploded view

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Like the Radium Pro Signa, the WM3 also features cutaways for prescription eyeglasses.

Subtle cutaways at the temples also allow for compatibility with prescription glasses.

At the time, members of the diplomatic corps — practically all men — were expected to own a cutaway tailcoat and striped trousers for formal receptions.

Yet with one of the most crucial TV elements — cutaways to family members in the stands — a no-go, the network will need to find ways to re-create that in the United States.

This cutaway illustration shows the mechanical layout of the Lightning’s chassis.

The man stood before him in top-hat, a cutaway revealed through the folds of his fur coat.

The cutaway is made of a small piece of board, a cigar-box lid, an old yardstick or a piece of lath, which should be about 6 in.

He has on a cutaway suit—a relic of his first and last public concert before the war.

Her cutaway coat was buttoned tightly over a manly bosom, and her waist was not waspish.

He was not lucky enough to take after her in looks, except in her one weak feature, a cutaway chin.

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On this page you'll find 28 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to cutaway, such as: cloak, frock, jacket, overcoat, raincoat, and suit.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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