sculpted
- adjective
- /ˈskʌlptɪd/
- The artist created a beautiful statue with a sculpted form that captured the essence of movement.
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Watch on YouTubeThe 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
Made by cutting into wood, stone, or metal to form a shape
Shaped in a particular way by removing parts with a blade
Shaped to fit by pressing soft material into a hard form
Showing strong shapes like a statue
Cut into stone or wood to make letters and designs
A thing made by bending or pressing soft material to fit another thing
Carved or shaped with careful design and fine detail
Shaped with clear, strong lines like a carved statue
A person or thing that looks like a statue and has a graceful, well-formed shape
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'.