carf Antonyms
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Meaning of carf
Webster
carf ()
pret. of Carve.
carf Sentence Examples
- As she carved the intricate design into the wooden surface, her skillful hands brought the piece to life.
- The ancient ritual required the priest to carf symbols into the sacred stone tablet.
- His initials were elegantly carfed into the handle of the silver dagger.
- The artisan meticulously carfed patterns into the leather belt, creating a unique masterpiece.
- With a sharp blade, he began to carf delicate patterns into the pumpkin, preparing it for Halloween.
- The tribal chief's authority was symbolized by the ornate staff carfed with ancestral symbols.
- She carefully carfed her name into the bark of the tree, leaving a permanent mark of her presence in the forest.
- The ancient hieroglyphs were carfed into the walls of the temple, telling the stories of gods and kings.
- The jeweler meticulously carfed intricate patterns onto the surface of the golden bracelet.
- Using a chisel, the sculptor began to carf the rough stone block into a statue of a majestic lion.
FAQs About the word carf
pret. of Carve.
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As she carved the intricate design into the wooden surface, her skillful hands brought the piece to life.
The ancient ritual required the priest to carf symbols into the sacred stone tablet.
His initials were elegantly carfed into the handle of the silver dagger.
The artisan meticulously carfed patterns into the leather belt, creating a unique masterpiece.
