sculptured
- adjective
- /ˈskʌlpʧərd/
- He admired the sculptured façade of the historic building, noting its intricate details.
Examples
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The artist created a stunning sculptured piece that captured the beauty of the human form.
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And he found some ruins, tall and boldly sculptured, sculptured as victory monuments or small as modest gravestones.
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The garden was filled with sculptured hedges that added elegance to the landscape.
Synonyms
Made by cutting into wood, stone, or metal to form a shape
Shaped or carved to have clear, smooth lines
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
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 Sculptured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sculptured comes from the Latin root sculpere which means 'to carve', and you can see the same root in the word sculpture. So something sculptured is like a surface 'carved' or carefully shaped with fine detail.