Pronunciation: /ˈbɛvəl/
noun a surface that is not perpendicular to a reference line or plane
A1 The carpenter used a bevel to measure the angle of the wood.
A2 The mirror had a bevel edge, giving it a sleek and modern look.
B1 The bevel on the glass shelf helped prevent any sharp edges.
B2 The bevel on the frame of the painting added a touch of elegance to the room.
C1 The precision of the bevel on the metal part was crucial for the machinery to function properly.
C2 The bevel on the diamond ring was expertly crafted, enhancing its brilliance and sparkle.
verb to cut or shape an edge at an angle other than a right angle
A1 The carpenter beveled the edges of the wooden table.
A2 She beveled the glass to fit into the window frame.
B1 The artist beveled the edges of the painting to give it a unique look.
B2 The craftsman beveled the metal sheet with precision and skill.
C1 The designer beveled the edges of the sculpture to create a sense of movement.
C2 The master craftsman beveled the intricate details of the jewelry piece with expert precision.
formal The carpenter used a bevel to ensure the edges of the wood were perfectly angled.
informal I like how the bevel on this mirror gives it a modern look.
slang Check out the bevel on that skateboard deck - it's sick!
figurative She always tries to bevel her words to avoid hurting anyone's feelings.
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