manequin (Meaning)
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manequin (n.)
An artist's model of wood or other material.
Synonyms & Antonyms of manequin
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manequin Sentence Examples
- The manequin stood motionless in its elegant gown, a timeless symbol of fashion.
- The artist meticulously painted the manequin's face, capturing every nuance of its expression.
- The tailor adjusted the manequin's suit, ensuring a perfect fit for his client.
- The department store displayed a collection of manequins, each adorned in the latest trends.
- The students sketched the manequin's pose, practicing their artistic skills.
- The manequin's limbs were held together by metal rods, giving it a slightly robotic appearance.
- The antique manequin had a haunting beauty, its faded paint whispering tales of the past.
- The costumer painstakingly draped fabric around the manequin, creating an ethereal gown for a costume production.
- The artist used the manequin as a reference for his portrait, capturing its subtle imperfections.
- The fashion designer adjusted the manequin's wig, completing the ensemble for his upcoming runway show.
FAQs About the word manequin
An artist's model of wood or other material.
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No antonyms found.
The manequin stood motionless in its elegant gown, a timeless symbol of fashion.
The artist meticulously painted the manequin's face, capturing every nuance of its expression.
The tailor adjusted the manequin's suit, ensuring a perfect fit for his client.
The department store displayed a collection of manequins, each adorned in the latest trends.
