shaped
- adjective
- /ʃeɪpt/
- In other words, the whole V shaped recovery is dead.
In other words, the whole V shaped recovery is dead.
- In other words, the whole V shaped recovery is dead.
- No, they're zombies, Joey, but they're shaped like people.
- It's sort of this sort of Greek letter Omega shaped area of the brain.
- That's an Oval shape for a square shaped face.
- So although it's a really strangely shaped blush brush, it's it's good.
- Yeah, I'd have like AV shaped torso right now.
Examples
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In this case they are bell shaped as your sample size increases.
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She bought a vase that was beautifully shaped to complement her flowers.
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And just get that shaped exactly how I want it.
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It's got a really unique kind of triangle shaped actual pencil.
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Oh, it's just adorable and shaped like an S cartridge.
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I have some pills that are Pokeball shaped for our joy.
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It's like those little pyramid shaped salt crystals.
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A plate full of chicken Nuggets shaped like dinosaurs.
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And it's got this domed kind of hexagonal shaped lip balm inside it.
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The cookies were perfectly shaped like stars for the holiday party.
Synonyms
Having a clear shape or edge that you can see
Having a clear shape
Shaped or carved to have clear, smooth lines
Shaped to fit by pressing soft material into a hard form
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A curve shaped like a bell that shows most values near the average
A large cloud shaped like a mushroom that rises after a powerful explosion
- Specialized
A poisonous mushroom with a saddle-shaped dull yellow or brown cap
- Specialized
A fortress with pointed outer walls like a star so defenders can fire on attackers from many directions
How Shaped
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shaped comes from the same old English word shape, meaning 'form'. A helpful image is a cookie cutter making a star: when something is 'star-shaped' it simply has that particular form.