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carven

[kahr-vuhn] / ˈkɑr vən /


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Yellow-garmented Buddhist priests chanted prayers, thumbed beads, whirred carven prayer wheels.

From Time Magazine Archive

Behind the eyes, under the suave casque of carven hair are, beyond doubt, the thoughts of the Marchioness of Cholmondeley.

From Time Magazine Archive

In their ruddy jackets of leather, the twelve members appeared before their stately lord where he sat in a carven chair in his long red room.

From Time Magazine Archive

No carven motto is more obvious than that above the Supreme Court bench: "Eyes and ears are poor witnesses when the soul is barbarous."

From Time Magazine Archive

There before him was the great carven dais where the old lady had sat, her fragile, tended body wrapped in silvery satin.

From "The Good Earth" by Pearl S. Buck