fashioned
/ˈfæʃənd/
adjective
- Made or constructed in a particular way or style.
- She wore a beautifully fashioned necklace made of silver and turquoise.
- The old-fashioned phone had a rotary dial and a long cord.
- The house was fashioned in the Victorian style, with ornate trim and a wraparound porch.
verb
- Made or shaped something, especially with skill or care.
- The artist fashioned a beautiful sculpture from a block of marble.
- The carpenter fashioned a sturdy table from reclaimed wood.
- She fashioned a simple dress out of an old bedsheet for the costume party.
- Created or developed something, such as a plan, idea, or system.
- He fashioned a clever excuse for missing the meeting.
- The team fashioned a new strategy to increase sales.
- The committee fashioned a compromise that satisfied both sides.
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