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View definitions for sculpt

sculpt

verb as in chisel

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verb as in emboss

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verb as in model

verb as in mold

verb as in sculpture

verb as in whittle

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When asked how he feels to be immortalized as a sculpted sponge cake with coconut lime mousse, he doesn’t flinch.

Retailing at £52, the new mask sold out in under 24 hours, to people hoping it will provide them with a "sculpted" jaw-line, as the product is marketed.

From BBC

But among the pristine greens and carefully sculpted fairways of his luxury resorts there is no escaping those urgent, insistent questions about hunger and suffering among the ruins of war.

From BBC

The figure’s hands were sculpted with the help of actual molds of Disney’s hands, courtesy of the Walt Disney Family Museum, and the Imagineers studied film footage to time how often Disney would blink.

A place where you could climb a hill and understand instantly how the earth had been made, where the glacier had passed and how rivers sculpted out valleys.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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