amassette (Meaning)

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amassette (n.)

An instrument of horn used for collecting painters' colors on the stone in the process of grinding.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

In her workshop, the skilled artisan used an amassette to shape the intricate details of the wooden sculpture.
The chef reached for the amassette to finely chop the herbs and create a flavorful garnish for the dish.
As the blacksmith worked on the metal, the rhythmic clang of the amassette against the anvil echoed through the forge.
With a swift motion, the carpenter used the amassette to smooth out the rough edges of the newly cut piece of lumber.
The jeweler delicately maneuvered the amassette to carefully engrave the intricate design onto the surface of the precious gemstone.
During the pottery class, the students learned how to use the amassette to add texture and patterns to their clay creations.
The sculptor spent hours patiently carving the marble with an amassette to bring out the details of the graceful figure.
In the garden, the gardener employed the amassette to prune the overgrown branches and shape the bushes into elegant forms.
The leatherworker skillfully wielded the amassette to emboss a beautiful pattern onto the surface of the handcrafted leather wallet.
With precision and expertise, the mason used the amassette to shape the bricks and create a sturdy foundation for the new building.

An instrument of horn used for collecting painters' colors on the stone in the process of grinding.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In her workshop, the skilled artisan used an amassette to shape the intricate details of the wooden sculpture.

The chef reached for the amassette to finely chop the herbs and create a flavorful garnish for the dish.

As the blacksmith worked on the metal, the rhythmic clang of the amassette against the anvil echoed through the forge.

With a swift motion, the carpenter used the amassette to smooth out the rough edges of the newly cut piece of lumber.