vase-shaped
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Shaped like a vase with a narrow neck and a wider body
- adjective
- /ˈveɪsˌʃeɪpt/
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en forma de jarrón
- A stone rail supported by fat, vase-shaped balusters ran along the white marble pillars.
Examples
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The garden featured a beautiful, vase-shaped plant that added elegance to the landscape.
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Longer stems, more vase shaped and more of a silver leaf with green veining and green all the way around the exterior.
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She arranged a bouquet in a stunning vase-shaped container that complemented the flowers perfectly.
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They admired the unique vase-shaped sculpture that stood in the center of the gallery.
How Pitcher-Shaped
Surface Forms
vase-shaped positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word vase-shaped begins with vase, which comes from the Latin vas meaning 'container' and is like the English word 'vessel'. The -shaped part means 'in the shape of', so vase-shaped simply means having the shape of a vase.