stencil in Latin
stencil in Latin is lamina interrasilis — stencil means a sheet with a cut-out pattern used to apply paint or ink in that shape onto a surface.
stencil in Latin
lamina interrasilis
A thin sheet, either perforated or using some other technique, with which a pattern may be produced upon a surface; a utensil that contains a perforated sheet.
What does "stencil" mean?
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noun A sheet with a cut-out pattern used to apply paint or ink in that shape onto a surface.
"She used a stencil to paint the house number on the wall."
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verb To create a design using a stencil.
"He stencilled the logo onto the crates before shipping."
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stencil in a sentence
- She used a stencil to paint the house number on the wall.
- He stencilled the logo onto the crates before shipping.
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What is "stencil" in Latin?
"stencil" in Latin is lamina interrasilis. stencil means: A sheet with a cut-out pattern used to apply paint or ink in that shape onto a surface.
How do you use "stencil" in a sentence?
Example: "She used a stencil to paint the house number on the wall." In Latin, "stencil" is lamina interrasilis.
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