forcarve Antonyms
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Meaning of forcarve
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forcarve (v. t.)
To cut completely; to cut off.
forcarve Sentence Examples
- The intricate designs were carefully forcarved into the ivory.
- The sculptor forcarved the figure out of a single block of marble.
- The relief on the temple wall was painstakingly forcarved by skilled artisans.
- The forcarved wooden panels adorned the ancient church with captivating scenes.
- The jeweler forcarved a delicate necklace with miniature gemstones.
- The forcarved silver goblet was a testament to the craftsmanship of the silversmith.
- The intricate forcarved lace on the wedding dress was a masterpiece of artistry.
- The forcarved stone fountain in the garden spouted water that sparkled in the sunlight.
- The ancient runes were forcarved into the rock, revealing secrets from a bygone era.
- The sculptor's forcarved statue of the goddess was a breathtaking work of art.
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To cut completely; to cut off.
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The intricate designs were carefully forcarved into the ivory.
The sculptor forcarved the figure out of a single block of marble.
The relief on the temple wall was painstakingly forcarved by skilled artisans.
The forcarved wooden panels adorned the ancient church with captivating scenes.
