molded
/ˈmoʊldɪd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of mold: to shape something into a particular form.
- She molded the clay into a small bowl.
- The children molded snowballs and threw them at the target.
- He molded the metal wire into a heart shape.
- Past tense and past participle of mold: to influence or shape someone's character or opinions.
- The experience molded his views on community service.
- Her teachers molded her into a confident speaker.
- Parents often mold their children's habits without realizing it.
adjective
- Shaped into a particular form, especially by using a mold or by pressing into a shape.
- She bought a set of molded silicone baking cups for making cupcakes.
- The car's dashboard is made of molded foam for safety.
- The molded plastic chairs are lightweight and stackable.
- Having a decorative shape or pattern formed by molding.
- The ceiling had beautiful molded plaster roses around the light fixtures.
- Molded cornices add an elegant touch to old houses.
- The picture frame was made of molded wood with intricate details.
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