chiseled
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4.8
- adjective
- /ˈtʃɪzəld/
- US
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definido
- The artist captured her chiseled jawline beautifully in the sculpture.
- a chiseled jaw
- handsome and chiseled
I'm not trying to achieve that really ultra chiseled look because it doesn't look real.
- I'm not trying to achieve that really ultra chiseled look because it doesn't look real.
- But if you want like a super strong, a super chiseled contour, then this brush is perfect.
- His cheekbones and his jaw are like like next level chiseled.
- And it top all of that off the height, the muscle tone, the chiseled face.
- That will help to actually make your jawline look a lot more chiseled.
- And you see a more chiseled, a more defined jawline pretty quickly just with the fluid retention kind of lymphatically draining.
- Like he got like a chiseled face like AI don't know what happened.
- One day three, that chiseled dry line.
- Like I want a little bit too chiseled there.
- Our kids see things like Love Island, yeah, and think that they can have these chiseled our bodies by going on shows.
Examples
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Maybe like cheekbones chiseled or something.
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His face was well-chiseled and strong, but there were laugh lines around his eyes and mouth that suggested he didn't take himself too seriously.
Fiction book (1992) -
His chiseled features made him look like a Greek statue.
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With his chiseled cheeks and strong jaw, he resembled a model.
Synonyms
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1.0
A thing with an edge that can cut or pierce
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4.2
Very clear and exact so you can see every small detail
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3.8
With clear edges and shapes that are easy to see
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4.0
With sharp edges and clear lines
Made by cutting into wood, stone, or metal to form a shape
Very clear and exact so there is no doubt
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Etymology
Chiseled comes from the tool chisel, a word that originally meant 'to cut'. So if something is chiseled, it looks as if it were 'cut' into clear, sharp lines by a chisel, like a well-made statue.