foreshortening Antonyms
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Meaning of foreshortening
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foreshortening (n.)
Representation in a foreshortened mode or way.
foreshortening Sentence Examples
- The artist used foreshortening to create the illusion of depth in the painting, making the distant objects appear smaller than those close to the viewer.
- The photographer employed foreshortening to make the model's leg appear elongated and elegant in the fashion shoot.
- The sculptor's foreshortening techniques gave the statue a dynamic and lifelike pose.
- The foreshortening of the arm in the drawing made it seem as if it was reaching out of the page.
- The architect used foreshortening to make the hallway appear wider and more spacious than it actually was.
- The foreshortened perspective in the film created a sense of claustrophobia and tension.
- The ballerina's foreshortened leg gave the illusion that she was floating in mid-air.
- The foreshortening of the body in the yoga pose made it challenging but also incredibly graceful.
- The foreshortening technique helped to convey the size and majesty of the ancient temple in the painting.
- The foreshortened view of the mountain in the photograph made it appear as if it was towering over the viewer.
FAQs About the word foreshortening
Representation in a foreshortened mode or way.
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The artist used foreshortening to create the illusion of depth in the painting, making the distant objects appear smaller than those close to the viewer.
The photographer employed foreshortening to make the model's leg appear elongated and elegant in the fashion shoot.
The sculptor's foreshortening techniques gave the statue a dynamic and lifelike pose.
The foreshortening of the arm in the drawing made it seem as if it was reaching out of the page.
