torsos (Meaning)

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torsos (pl.)

of Torso

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Ancient Greek sculptures often depicted torsos frozen in dynamic poses.
The sculptor meticulously chiseled every muscle fiber on the life-sized torsos.
The archeologists unearthed fragmented torsos that hinted at the existence of a lost civilization.
The torsos of the fallen gladiators bore testament to the brutality of Roman combat.
The medical students examined the torsos in the anatomy lab to learn human physiology.
The painter focused on rendering the subtle nuances of light and shadow on the torsos in his masterpiece.
The ballet dancers' torsos were a symphony of graceful movements, defying gravity.
The fashion designer showcased intricate beadwork and embellishments on the torsos of her models.
The torsos of the statues stood guard outside the temple, welcoming visitors.
The fractured torsos of the victims spoke to the horrors of the war that had ravaged the land.

of Torso

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Ancient Greek sculptures often depicted torsos frozen in dynamic poses.

The sculptor meticulously chiseled every muscle fiber on the life-sized torsos.

The archeologists unearthed fragmented torsos that hinted at the existence of a lost civilization.

The torsos of the fallen gladiators bore testament to the brutality of Roman combat.