modeled
- adjective
- /ˈmɒd.əld/
- US
:
modelado
- The statue was beautifully modeled, showcasing intricate details and defined features.
Examples
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Her dress was designed with a modeled silhouette that highlighted her figure.
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Usually if you see that modeled kind of look, either way, I don't see any webbing or anything like that.
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Yeah, yeah, It's it's the whole model, all of it is it's all modeled wrong, man.
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Rachel had been modeled on the Celtic type of build, anachronistic and attractive.
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The blanket she made for Damaya was modelled and dark.
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The artist carefully modeled the clay to achieve smooth, flowing contours.
Synonyms
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Showing strong shapes like a statue
Carved or shaped with careful design and fine detail
Shaped or carved to have clear, smooth lines
A person or thing that looks like a statue and has a graceful, well-formed shape
Antonyms
How Sculpted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Modeled comes from model, a word that meant a 'pattern' or small thing an artist copied to make a sculpture. So when a face or surface is modeled, it is shaped or carved with clear, well‑defined form like something made from an artist's guide.