ceroplastics (Meaning)
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ceroplastics (n.)
Alt. of Ceroplasty
Synonyms & Antonyms of ceroplastics
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ceroplastics Sentence Examples
- The museum displayed a collection of ancient ceroplastics, showcasing the skill of artisans from centuries past.
- Ceroplastics, with their lifelike representations, were commonly used in anatomical studies in the 19th century.
- Artists experimented with ceroplastics to create hyper-realistic sculptures that fooled the eye.
- Medical students utilized ceroplastics to study human anatomy in three-dimensional detail.
- The workshop offered courses in ceroplastics, teaching students the art of sculpting with wax.
- A renowned sculptor was commissioned to create a ceroplastic replica of a famous historical figure.
- The ceroplastic model accurately depicted the internal organs, making it an invaluable educational tool.
- Ceroplastics played a significant role in the development of forensic science, aiding in the recreation of facial features from skeletal remains.
- Preservationists used ceroplastics to restore damaged artifacts, ensuring their longevity.
- The use of ceroplastics in funerary practices allowed for the creation of remarkably lifelike death masks.
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Alt. of Ceroplasty
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The museum displayed a collection of ancient ceroplastics, showcasing the skill of artisans from centuries past.
Ceroplastics, with their lifelike representations, were commonly used in anatomical studies in the 19th century.
Artists experimented with ceroplastics to create hyper-realistic sculptures that fooled the eye.
Medical students utilized ceroplastics to study human anatomy in three-dimensional detail.
