chamfret (Meaning)
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chamfret (n.)
A small gutter; a furrow; a groove.
A chamfer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chamfret
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chamfret Sentence Examples
- The woodworker meticulously chamfered the edges of the tabletop to give it a smooth finish.
- The architect added chamfers to the building's corners to enhance its aesthetic appeal.
- It's essential to chamfer the metal pieces to ensure they fit together seamlessly.
- The engineer used a specialized tool to chamfer the edges of the steel beam for safety purposes.
- The carpenter applied a chamfer to the door frame to prevent splintering.
- The machinist chamfered the edges of the metal components to facilitate assembly.
- The artisan employed a delicate touch to chamfer the edges of the glass sculpture.
- Before painting, it's crucial to chamfer any rough spots on the surface to achieve a flawless result.
- The jeweler used precise techniques to chamfer the edges of the gemstone for a polished look.
- Chamfering the edges of the ceramic tiles prevents chipping during installation.
FAQs About the word chamfret
A small gutter; a furrow; a groove., A chamfer.
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No antonyms found.
The woodworker meticulously chamfered the edges of the tabletop to give it a smooth finish.
The architect added chamfers to the building's corners to enhance its aesthetic appeal.
It's essential to chamfer the metal pieces to ensure they fit together seamlessly.
The engineer used a specialized tool to chamfer the edges of the steel beam for safety purposes.
