craftsmen Sentence Examples
- The skilled craftsmen painstakingly carved intricate designs into the ancient temple.
- Traditional Japanese craftsmen are renowned for their mastery of lacquerware and ceramics.
- The village was home to a community of talented craftsmen who created beautiful textiles and pottery.
- The craftsmen carefully crafted the jewel-encrusted sword, its blade gleaming with precision.
- Renaissance craftsmen produced exquisite paintings and sculptures that are admired to this day.
- Master craftsmen from Europe traveled the world, sharing their knowledge and techniques with apprentices.
- The craftsmen's attention to detail was evident in every aspect of the handcrafted furniture.
- Skilled craftsmen have been preserving ancient crafts for generations, passing down their knowledge through generations.
- The craftsmen used traditional tools and techniques to create authentic replicas of historical artifacts.
- The craftsmen's guild enforced strict standards of craftsmanship, ensuring the quality and integrity of their work.
craftsmen Meaning
craftsmen
a highly skilled worker, a person and especially a man who practices a trade or handicraft as a job, a person and especially a man who is skilled in a craft (see craft entry 1 sense 2a), one who practices a trade or handicraft
Synonyms & Antonyms of craftsmen
FAQs About the word craftsmen
a highly skilled worker, a person and especially a man who practices a trade or handicraft as a job, a person and especially a man who is skilled in a craft (se
artists,artisans, makers, artificers, crafters, handcraftsmen, craftspersons, handicraftsmen, handicrafters, tradesmen
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The skilled craftsmen painstakingly carved intricate designs into the ancient temple.
Traditional Japanese craftsmen are renowned for their mastery of lacquerware and ceramics.
The village was home to a community of talented craftsmen who created beautiful textiles and pottery.
The craftsmen carefully crafted the jewel-encrusted sword, its blade gleaming with precision.
