Beveled

Pronunciation: /ˈbɛvəld/

Definitions of beveled

adjective a type of surface that is cut at an angle other than 90 degrees, typically for decorative purposes

Example Sentences

A1 The mirror had a beveled edge.

A2 The beveled glass on the table caught the light beautifully.

B1 The carpenter created a beveled edge on the wooden frame.

B2 The beveled edges of the diamond added to its brilliance.

C1 The beveled corners of the picture frame gave it a sophisticated look.

C2 The beveled glass paneling in the room added a touch of elegance.

Examples of beveled in a Sentence

formal The edges of the mirror were beveled for a more elegant look.

informal I love how the beveled edges of this table make it look more stylish.

slang Check out the beveled edges on that picture frame, it's so cool!

figurative Her sharp wit was like a beveled blade, cutting through the nonsense with precision.

Grammatical Forms of beveled

• past tense: beveled
• plural: beveled
• comparative: more beveled
• superlative: most beveled
• present tense: bevels
• future tense: will bevel
• perfect tense: has been beveled
• continuous tense: is beveling
• singular: beveled
• positive degree: beveled
• infinitive: to bevel
• gerund: beveling
• participle: beveling

Origin and Evolution of beveled

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'beveled' originated from the Old French term 'baiveler' which means to slope or slant.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'beveled' has maintained its meaning of having a slanted or sloping edge, commonly used in carpentry and design to create a finished look or to join two surfaces at an angle.