transshaped (Meaning)

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transshaped (imp. & p. p.)

of Transshape

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The ancient pyramid stood transshaped against the desert sky, its once-sharp edges softened by time.
The artist's brushstrokes transshaped the blank canvas into a vibrant masterpiece.
The river's meandering path transshaped the landscape, creating a network of islands and peninsulas.
The sculptor's chisel transshaped the raw marble into a graceful statue.
The potter's hands transshaped the clay into intricate forms.
The wind transshaped the snow into swirling drifts that danced across the barren plains.
The architect's vision transshaped the city, transforming it into a vibrant urban center.
The tailor's needle and thread transshaped the fabric into a tailored suit that perfectly fit the client's body.
The hairdresser's shears transshaped the unruly hair into a chic and elegant coiffure.
The makeup artist's brushes and pigments transshaped the model's face into a reflection of her inner beauty.

of Transshape

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The ancient pyramid stood transshaped against the desert sky, its once-sharp edges softened by time.

The artist's brushstrokes transshaped the blank canvas into a vibrant masterpiece.

The river's meandering path transshaped the landscape, creating a network of islands and peninsulas.

The sculptor's chisel transshaped the raw marble into a graceful statue.