kerve (Meaning)
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kerve (v. t.)
To carve.
Synonyms & Antonyms of kerve
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
kerve Sentence Examples
- The carpenter skillfully used a kerve to shape the intricate details of the wooden sculpture.
- The sculptor painstakingly carved the kerve into the marble, creating a delicate and lifelike figure.
- The artist employed a kerve to etch intricate patterns onto the surface of the metal, adding a touch of elegance to the piece.
- The craftsman meticulously crafted the kerve in the leather, creating a stunning and durable design.
- The potter used a kerve to fashion intricate grooves into the clay, giving the vessel a unique and artistic appearance.
- The jeweler carefully applied a kerve to the precious metal, highlighting the brilliance of the gemstones and adding a touch of sophistication.
- The glassblower expertly worked with a kerve to shape the molten glass, creating an exquisite and delicate piece of art.
- The chef artfully carved a kerve into the watermelon, transforming it into an edible masterpiece.
- The farmer skillfully used a kerve to score the soil, preparing it for planting seeds and ensuring a bountiful harvest.
- The surgeon employed a kerve to make precise incisions during surgery, ensuring the patient's safety and well-being.
FAQs About the word kerve
To carve.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The carpenter skillfully used a kerve to shape the intricate details of the wooden sculpture.
The sculptor painstakingly carved the kerve into the marble, creating a delicate and lifelike figure.
The artist employed a kerve to etch intricate patterns onto the surface of the metal, adding a touch of elegance to the piece.
The craftsman meticulously crafted the kerve in the leather, creating a stunning and durable design.
