modelling (Meaning)
modelling (n)
a preliminary sculpture in wax or clay from which a finished work can be copied
the act of representing something (usually on a smaller scale)
modelling ()
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Synonyms & Antonyms of modelling
Synonyms:
- familiarizing
- acquainting
- reengineering
- equipping
- harmonizing
- readapting
- remodeling
- transforming
- rooting
- suiting
- squaring
- preparing
- rehearsing
- acclimatizing
- establishing
- orientating
- modifying
- attuning
- altering
- priming
- accommodating
- orienting
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- hardening
- refashioning
- making over
- reworking
- reclaiming
- redoing
- refiguring
- remaking
- seasoning
- revising
- reinventing
- redeveloping
- redesigning
- refocusing
- toughening
- recycling
- refitting
- converting
- rejiggering
- inuring
- recasting
- revamping
- settling
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
modelling Sentence Examples
- The clay sculptor meticulously modelled the subject's likeness in intricate detail.
- The fashion designer modelled the latest clothing collection on a runway, showcasing its elegance.
- The scientist used mathematical modelling to predict the spread of a virus.
- The artist employed modelling software to create a 3D representation of the human body.
- The engineer created a model of the bridge to test its structural integrity.
- The architect used modelling techniques to visualize the design of a new building.
- The chef carefully modelled the bread dough into intricate shapes.
- The child used modelling clay to create a miniature version of their pet.
- The actress studied acting methods to improve her ability to model characters authentically.
- The scientist used modelling to simulate the effects of a new drug on the human body.
FAQs About the word modelling
a preliminary sculpture in wax or clay from which a finished work can be copied, the act of representing something (usually on a smaller scale)of Model
adjusting, conditioning, conforming, adapting, acclimating, tuning, fitting, tailoring, fashioning, putting
misadjusting, misadjusting,,
The clay sculptor meticulously modelled the subject's likeness in intricate detail.
The fashion designer modelled the latest clothing collection on a runway, showcasing its elegance.
The scientist used mathematical modelling to predict the spread of a virus.
The artist employed modelling software to create a 3D representation of the human body.
