modeled
/ˈmɑdəld/
verb
- To have shown or demonstrated a particular behavior, quality, or skill as an example for others to follow.
- The teacher modeled good listening skills by waiting for students to finish speaking.
- Her parents modeled kindness by volunteering at the shelter every weekend.
- The coach modeled the correct way to swing a bat for the new players.
- To have created a representation or simulation of something, often using a physical or digital model.
- Scientists modeled the effects of climate change on coastal cities.
- She modeled a clay sculpture of a horse for her art class.
- The architect modeled the new building in 3D software before construction began.
- To have worked as a fashion model, displaying clothing or accessories for photographs or shows.
- He modeled casual wear in a magazine advertisement last summer.
- They modeled the new collection on a runway in Paris.
- She modeled for a famous clothing brand during Fashion Week.
- To have been designed or shaped to resemble something else; to have been based on a particular example.
- Her leadership style was modeled on that of her mentor.
- The software was modeled on an earlier version but with many improvements.
- The new park was modeled after the famous gardens in Japan.
Synonyms
adjective
- Shaped or formed into a particular shape or design, often by using a mold or by hand.
- The car's body was modeled with smooth, aerodynamic curves.
- The cake was modeled into the shape of a castle for the birthday party.
- The artist displayed a beautifully modeled clay vase at the fair.