sculpted
- adjective
- /ˈskʌlptɪd/
:
esculpido
- The artist created a beautiful statue with a sculpted form that captured the essence of movement.
The one for my kind of more sculpted brows that I want to last super long.
- The one for my kind of more sculpted brows that I want to last super long.
- We do a bold dramatic eyes, bold lips, contoured sculpted face, highlight to the gods.
- One of their walls was this sculpted wood that made it wood.
- So I'm using the sculpted by Amy Connolly liquid lights.
- I don't really use sculpted velvet veil.
- You're going to look like probably the same, just sculpted maybe the best way I can put it.
Examples
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I like a nice sculpted brow, but not one that's overdone.
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It has this sculpted base and it does have adjustable straps.
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And this will kind of give us just a very nice sculpted look to the eye.
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So this side is nice sculpted, set in place.
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So I'm just going to leave it incredibly sculpted like that.
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Gaga's cheeks looked very sculpted and glowy and supernatural flushed.
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The sculpted cliffs along the coast were formed by years of erosion and weathering.
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She admired the sculpted details of the ancient ruins, which showcased the skill of the craftsmen.
Synonyms
9
6.1
Showing strong shapes like a statue
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9.8
Cut into stone or wood to make letters and designs
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2.8
Shaped in a particular way by removing parts with a blade
Carved or shaped with careful design and fine detail
A person or thing that looks like a statue and has a graceful, well-formed shape
Shaped with clear, strong lines like a carved statue
Made by cutting into wood, stone, or metal to form a shape
Shaped to fit by pressing soft material into a hard form
A thing made by bending or pressing soft material to fit another thing
Antonyms
How Defined
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word sculpted comes from the Latin verb sculpere, which means 'to carve'. Imagine a sculptor cutting stone to make a shape, and you can see the same root in sculpture, so sculpted means 'shaped or carved'.