The word flat-topped means having a flat or level surface on the top. Its antonyms are words that describe surfaces that are not level or flat. These can include words such as pointed, peaked or hilly. A pointed surface is one that comes to a sharp tip, such as a mountain or a skyscraper. A peaked surface is one that has a high point in the center or along the edge, such as a roof or a mountain range. A hilly surface is one that has variations in height, with bumps and dips, such as a rolling landscape or a bumpy road. All of these words provide a vivid contrast to the idea of a flat-topped surface.

What are the antonyms for Flat-topped?

• adj.

  • noun
  • topless
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