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Meanings of sculpt in English

Portuguese
esculpir
Catalan
gravar
Spanish
grabar

Shape (a material like stone or wood) by whittling away at it.

esculpir
Usage of sculpt in English
1
After several minutes we sculpt what appears to be a pear-shaped pinecone.
Deadly little secret
2
Had she really told Lachlan McGillivray she wanted to sculpt him nude?
Mcgillivray's mistress
3
But in doing so, they can sculpt some unique and beautiful landforms.
BBC
4
And Thutmose will sculpt a new family portrait to go in the temple.
Nefertiti
5
Artist Terry O'Farrell will demonstrate how to sculpt animals and birds.
The Irish Times
6
Caldow did the illustrations and Short did the final body sculpt.
Wired
7
We sculpt them to suit our images of our present selves.
Blood and Bone
8
The third channel offers yet more fuzz and drive to sculpt your sound.
Wired
9
Lee envisioned movable steel columns that could sculpt different architectural spaces.
The new yorker
10
The most I can sculpt is my tomb of inner beauty.
The book of disquiet
11
Some people could write songs, pen novels, paint, sculpt, or draw.
The charlemagne pursuit
12
But he didn't believe she really wanted to sculpt him.
Mcgillivray's mistress
13
I summon a block of wood and sculpt it into a vaguely humanoid form.
Wired
14
Other than that, I could sculpt him however I wished.
Dolly departed
15
He tips the foam-keg in, then uses his gloves to sculpt out a depression.
Shadow of the Mothaship
16
Speaking to Vulture, O'Hara revealed that she personally helped sculpt her character's rich dialogue.
News.com.au
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Translations for sculpt
Portuguese
esculpir
Spanish
grabar
Sculpt through the time
Sculpt across language varieties
United States of America
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