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Definition of unshaped in English: unshapedadjectiveʌnˈʃeɪptˌənˈSHāpt Having a vague, ill-formed, or unfinished shape. 形状模糊的；形状难看的；未定型的 his hair was unshaped and straggling with her he saw a future, a dim unshaped outline of possibility Example sentencesExamples - From what she could see, the fortress was made of all cobblestone and grey, unshaped brick.
- Anything unshaped, such as a bandeau top, will flatten and hide them.
- Both the pits were filled with filler materials - several layers of slightly bigger unshaped stones and sand.
- Lie would go on to defend his Olympia title unopposed the following year. ‘It wasn't until 1969 that a challenger to his throne would emerge, in the massive, if yet unshaped, form of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- The crucial points are that a technology does not need to be the best to become the ‘dominant design’ and, all technologies follow an unshaped path.
- The employer, notionally, gives the workman an unshaped plank of wood, and receives in return a plank that has been sawn and nailed.
- To show an entire body - one that isn't chopped up into parts or covered with electrodes - would be to show a normal human unshaped by technology.
- This was because the shaping of the plank ends to fit an unshaped end post was very expensive in timber - and you could get a better seal with the larger sealing area provided by a shaped post.
- Suddenly, all those first inklings of vocation that stirred in childhood, the unshaped consciousness of call, the inner yearnings and searchings, are brought into sharp focus.
- Further, and more important: rooting the superiority of Christianity in its relation to our ‘experience ‘supposes that we can describe that experience in neutral terms, unshaped by the perspective with which we began.
- Aristotle is there speaking of the boundless with regard to matter unshaped by form; this is infinity imagined in terms of quantity.
- Now that is in the period of history when man is shaping his world out of a wild, savage, unshaped world.
- Her hair remained in the offcenter wedge cut, half of it chinlength and layered, the other half kneelength and unshaped, glossy red like maple trees in autumn.
- The strength is that of the unconscious mind, the unshaped and unfocused will.
- All Rhizocephala are parasites, with a completely unshaped adult morphology, lacking any trace of segmentation.
- Nature unshaped by human hands somehow stands as a judgment on us - we have not lived up to our potential and our obligations… All disease should be eliminated or at least countered.
Synonyms vague, indefinite, unspecific, unclear, obscure, nebulous, indistinct, some kind of
Definition of unshaped in US English: unshapedadjectiveˌənˈSHāpt Having a vague, ill-formed, or unfinished shape. 形状模糊的；形状难看的；未定型的 his hair was unshaped and straggling with her he saw a future, a dim unshaped outline of possibility Example sentencesExamples - The crucial points are that a technology does not need to be the best to become the ‘dominant design’ and, all technologies follow an unshaped path.
- Nature unshaped by human hands somehow stands as a judgment on us - we have not lived up to our potential and our obligations… All disease should be eliminated or at least countered.
- Anything unshaped, such as a bandeau top, will flatten and hide them.
- This was because the shaping of the plank ends to fit an unshaped end post was very expensive in timber - and you could get a better seal with the larger sealing area provided by a shaped post.
- The employer, notionally, gives the workman an unshaped plank of wood, and receives in return a plank that has been sawn and nailed.
- The strength is that of the unconscious mind, the unshaped and unfocused will.
- Both the pits were filled with filler materials - several layers of slightly bigger unshaped stones and sand.
- To show an entire body - one that isn't chopped up into parts or covered with electrodes - would be to show a normal human unshaped by technology.
- Her hair remained in the offcenter wedge cut, half of it chinlength and layered, the other half kneelength and unshaped, glossy red like maple trees in autumn.
- Further, and more important: rooting the superiority of Christianity in its relation to our ‘experience ‘supposes that we can describe that experience in neutral terms, unshaped by the perspective with which we began.
- Now that is in the period of history when man is shaping his world out of a wild, savage, unshaped world.
- Lie would go on to defend his Olympia title unopposed the following year. ‘It wasn't until 1969 that a challenger to his throne would emerge, in the massive, if yet unshaped, form of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- Aristotle is there speaking of the boundless with regard to matter unshaped by form; this is infinity imagined in terms of quantity.
- Suddenly, all those first inklings of vocation that stirred in childhood, the unshaped consciousness of call, the inner yearnings and searchings, are brought into sharp focus.
- All Rhizocephala are parasites, with a completely unshaped adult morphology, lacking any trace of segmentation.
- From what she could see, the fortress was made of all cobblestone and grey, unshaped brick.
Synonyms vague, indefinite, unspecific, unclear, obscure, nebulous, indistinct, some kind of
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