shaping
Pronunciation: [ˈʃeɪpɪŋ]
Word
Context: “creation”
(verb) to make something into a particular form or design. When you shape something, you are changing it or forming it in a specific way.
Example
She is shaping the clay into a beautiful vase.
Example
He is not shaping his ideas well, so they are hard to understand.
Example
How are you shaping your project for the presentation?
Context: “development”
(noun) the process of forming or influencing something. It refers to how things come together and change over time.
Example
The shaping of young minds is important in education.
Example
The lack of effort in shaping his skills will hold him back.
Example
What do you think is the most important part of the shaping of a community?
Context: “molding”
(noun) the actual form or design that has been created. It is the end result of the shaping process.
Example
The shaping has given the sculpture a unique look.
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Without proper shaping, the finished product won't be smooth.
Example
What is the most challenging part of the shaping for your artwork?
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