laevigate (Meaning)
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laevigate (a.)
Having a smooth surface, as if polished.
Synonyms & Antonyms of laevigate
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laevigate Sentence Examples
- The archaeologist meticulously laevigates the ancient artifact to uncover its hidden markings.
- The potter expertly laevigates the clay to create a smooth and even surface for the vase.
- The jeweler laevigates the gold ingot to obtain the desired shape and luster for the ring.
- The chef carefully laevigates the chocolate mixture to achieve a velvety and creamy texture.
- The carpenter laevigates the wooden surface to create a smooth and splinter-free finish.
- The makeup artist laevigates the foundation to create a flawless and natural-looking complexion.
- The sculptor laevigates the marble block to bring forth the inherent beauty and form of the stone.
- The leatherworker laevigates the leather hide to soften and smoothen its texture for crafting accessories.
- The pharmacist laevigates the medicinal ingredients to ensure their uniform distribution and proper consistency.
- The painter laevigates the canvas to achieve a smooth and even application of paint, creating a captivating composition.
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Having a smooth surface, as if polished.
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The archaeologist meticulously laevigates the ancient artifact to uncover its hidden markings.
The potter expertly laevigates the clay to create a smooth and even surface for the vase.
The jeweler laevigates the gold ingot to obtain the desired shape and luster for the ring.
The chef carefully laevigates the chocolate mixture to achieve a velvety and creamy texture.
