didal (Meaning)

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didal (n.)

A kind of triangular spade.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The artisan carefully crafted intricate designs using a didal, showcasing remarkable precision in her work.
As I reached for the didal, I marveled at its ergonomic design, making it a comfortable tool for detailed tasks.
The didal proved to be an indispensable tool for the skilled seamstress, allowing her to sew delicate patterns with ease.
In the workshop, the carpenter relied on a specialized didal to carve fine details into the wooden masterpiece.
With the precision of a surgeon, the chef used a didal to decorate the culinary creation with exquisite garnishes.
The jeweler used a didal to meticulously set tiny gemstones, adding a touch of brilliance to the custom-designed necklace.
The artist employed a didal to etch graceful lines and curves onto the canvas, creating a mesmerizing piece of art.
The expert calligrapher gracefully maneuvered the didal, producing elegant script on the parchment with fluid strokes.
The skilled potter employed a didal to carefully shape intricate patterns on the surface of the clay vase.
As the scientist examined the microorganisms under the microscope, she manipulated them with a didal to study their behavior.

A kind of triangular spade.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The artisan carefully crafted intricate designs using a didal, showcasing remarkable precision in her work.

As I reached for the didal, I marveled at its ergonomic design, making it a comfortable tool for detailed tasks.

The didal proved to be an indispensable tool for the skilled seamstress, allowing her to sew delicate patterns with ease.

In the workshop, the carpenter relied on a specialized didal to carve fine details into the wooden masterpiece.