retexture (Meaning)
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retexture (n.)
The act of weaving or forming again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of retexture
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retexture Sentence Examples
- The artist retextured the model, giving it a more realistic appearance.
- The game developers retextured the environment to enhance the visual fidelity.
- The fashion designer retextured the fabric to create a unique and opulent look.
- The interior designer retextured the walls to achieve a more modern and sophisticated aesthetic.
- The sculptor retextured the clay surface to refine the details of his masterpiece.
- The graphic designer retextured the image to make it suitable for use in a high-resolution print publication.
- The architect retextured the concrete facade to create a dynamic and visually striking effect.
- The furniture restorer retextured the antique table to restore its former glory.
- The make-up artist retextured the skin to eliminate imperfections and create an even, flawless complexion.
- The art conservator retextured the damaged canvas to preserve the integrity and beauty of the painting.
FAQs About the word retexture
The act of weaving or forming again.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The artist retextured the model, giving it a more realistic appearance.
The game developers retextured the environment to enhance the visual fidelity.
The fashion designer retextured the fabric to create a unique and opulent look.
The interior designer retextured the walls to achieve a more modern and sophisticated aesthetic.
