IPA: /ˈflætɪʃ/
KK: /ˈflætɪʃ/
Having a surface that is not completely flat, but is close to being flat.
The table has a flattish top, making it suitable for drawing.
Flattish → It is formed from "flat" (from Old English *flaet*, meaning level or smooth) and "-ish" (meaning somewhat or like). The word "flattish" describes something that is somewhat flat or has a level surface.
Think of something that is 'somewhat level' — 'flat' means level, and '-ish' suggests a resemblance. This helps you remember that 'flattish' refers to something that is not completely flat but close to it.