scissoring (Meaning)

scissoring

scissors, to cut with scissors or shears, to cut, cut up, or cut off with scissors or shears

She was meticulously scissoring the intricate lace fabric to create delicate patterns for her dress.
The hairstylist expertly wielded the scissors, scissoring through layers of hair to craft the perfect bob.
The gymnast demonstrated remarkable agility, scissoring her legs in mid-air during her routine.
The tailor carefully measured and marked the fabric before scissoring along the lines with precision.
In art class, the students were scissoring colorful paper to make collages for their projects.
The chef demonstrated the proper technique for scissoring herbs finely for garnish.
The fencer swiftly countered her opponent's attack by scissoring her foil to deflect the blow.
The dancer's movements were fluid and graceful, resembling the motion of scissoring blades.
The origami artist skillfully folded the paper, scissoring precise creases to create intricate shapes.
The gardener spent hours scissoring the hedges into perfect geometric forms, enhancing the landscape's aesthetic appeal.

scissors, to cut with scissors or shears, to cut, cut up, or cut off with scissors or shears

crosscutting, slashing, ripping, slicing, slitting,sawing, incising, shearing, splitting, butchering

No antonyms found.

She was meticulously scissoring the intricate lace fabric to create delicate patterns for her dress.

The hairstylist expertly wielded the scissors, scissoring through layers of hair to craft the perfect bob.

The gymnast demonstrated remarkable agility, scissoring her legs in mid-air during her routine.

The tailor carefully measured and marked the fabric before scissoring along the lines with precision.