Carving
Carving noun - A sculpture created by removing material (as wood or ivory or stone) in order to create a desired shape.
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Synonyms for Carving
Shape and carving are semantically related. in cut carefully with sharp instrument topic. In some cases you can use "Shape" instead a verb "Carving".
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How words are described
| simple | simple carving | simple shape |
| traditional | traditional carving | traditional shape |
| giant | giant carving | giant shape |
Both words in one sentence
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While the Kukri cannot shape-change, it has a multitude of uses aside from people-carving (a function it performs reasonably well at).
Source: Swiss Army Weapon - Busted: unshaped teeth are too inaccurate to hit the target, carving teeth to a bullet shape weakens them, and the pathologist had no trouble picking out the bone and teeth fragments.
Source: Ballistic Bone -
After carving him to bits, Churchill has the place set on fire, informing the old man he can carry his bedridden wife out to save her after Churchill has left him in no shape to even walk.
Source: Monster / Comic Books
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