sculpt in Latin
sculpt in Latin is sculpō — sculpt means to shape something, especially by carving, modelling, or casting, into a three-dimensional form.
sculpt in Latin
sculpō
(intransitive) To work as a sculptor.
What does "sculpt" mean?
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verb To shape something, especially by carving, modelling, or casting, into a three-dimensional form.
"She spent months sculpting the marble into a lifelike figure."
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verb To gradually shape or carve something out through a slow process.
"Wind and water have sculpted the canyon walls over millions of years."
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sculpt in a sentence
- She spent months sculpting the marble into a lifelike figure.
- He sculpts small clay animals as a hobby.
- Wind and water have sculpted the canyon walls over millions of years.
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What is "sculpt" in Latin?
"sculpt" in Latin is sculpō. sculpt means: To shape something, especially by carving, modelling, or casting, into a three-dimensional form.
How do you use "sculpt" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent months sculpting the marble into a lifelike figure." In Latin, "sculpt" is sculpō.
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