chined Synonyms
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chined Meaning
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chined (imp. & p. p.)
of Chine
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chined (a.)
Pertaining to, or having, a chine, or backbone; -- used in composition.
Broken in the back.
chined Sentence Examples
- The carpenter carefully chined the edges of the wooden plank to ensure a seamless fit.
- The boatbuilder skillfully chined the hull of the vessel for improved stability.
- The chef's knife glided effortlessly as she chined the vegetables with precision.
- The metalworker meticulously chined the edges of the metal sheet to prevent sharp burrs.
- The kayak was designed with a pronounced chined hull to enhance maneuverability in whitewater rapids.
- The sculptor chined the contours of the marble statue to create a lifelike appearance.
- The artisan chined the edges of the pottery bowl to give it a smooth finish.
- The carpenter chined the joints of the wooden frame for added strength and stability.
- The motorcycle enthusiast admired the chined tank design of the vintage bike.
- The sailboat's chined hull sliced through the water, propelled by the wind with ease.
FAQs About the word chined
of Chine, Pertaining to, or having, a chine, or backbone; -- used in composition., Broken in the back.
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The carpenter carefully chined the edges of the wooden plank to ensure a seamless fit.
The boatbuilder skillfully chined the hull of the vessel for improved stability.
The chef's knife glided effortlessly as she chined the vegetables with precision.
The metalworker meticulously chined the edges of the metal sheet to prevent sharp burrs.
