woodgraining Antonyms
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Meaning of woodgraining
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woodgraining (n)
a texture like that of wood
woodgraining Sentence Examples
- The intricate woodgraining of the antique cabinet enhanced its timeless beauty.
- The skilled craftsman meticulously applied the woodgraining technique to create a realistic oak finish.
- The door's woodgraining was so expertly executed that it was difficult to distinguish from real wood.
- The artist used woodgraining to add depth and texture to the otherwise plain canvas.
- The woodgraining of the guitar body gave it an authentic and resonant tone.
- The vintage car's woodgraining panels had aged gracefully, adding character to its exterior.
- The woodgraining process involved applying multiple layers of paint and glaze to achieve a realistic wood imitation.
- The furniture designer incorporated woodgraining into their designs to create pieces that celebrated the beauty of natural materials.
- The window frames had been meticulously woodgrained to match the surrounding woodwork.
- The woodgraining on the canvas backdrop created an immersive and realistic forest scene.
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a texture like that of wood
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The intricate woodgraining of the antique cabinet enhanced its timeless beauty.
The skilled craftsman meticulously applied the woodgraining technique to create a realistic oak finish.
The door's woodgraining was so expertly executed that it was difficult to distinguish from real wood.
The artist used woodgraining to add depth and texture to the otherwise plain canvas.
