Pronunciation: /ˈkænvəs/
noun a strong, durable fabric used for making sails, tents, or artist's materials
A1 She painted a picture on a canvas.
A2 The artist used a large canvas to create a mural.
B1 I bought a blank canvas to start my new painting.
B2 The canvas stretched tightly over the frame.
C1 The museum displayed a collection of famous paintings on canvas.
C2 The artist's intricate brushstrokes brought the canvas to life.
verb not applicable
A1 She can canvas the area for any signs of danger.
A2 The artist decided to canvas the park for inspiration.
B1 The detective will canvas the neighborhood for witnesses to the crime.
B2 The journalist plans to canvas the city to gather opinions on the new policy.
C1 The researcher will canvas multiple sources to gather data for the study.
C2 The politician will canvas the district to gain support for the upcoming election.
adjective not applicable
A1 She bought a canvas bag to carry her books.
A2 The artist used a canvas material to paint a beautiful landscape.
B1 The canvas shoes were comfortable for walking long distances.
B2 The canvas print of the famous painting was hanging in the art gallery.
C1 The canvas tent provided shelter during the camping trip.
C2 The canvas backdrop added a professional touch to the photography studio.
adverb not applicable
A1 She painted on the canvas with bright colors.
A2 The artist used a canvas to create a beautiful painting.
B1 He carefully stretched the canvas before beginning to paint.
B2 The canvas was primed with gesso before the artist started painting.
C1 The artist's use of texture on the canvas added depth to the painting.
C2 The canvas served as a blank slate for the artist's creative vision.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I see a canvas on the wall.
A2 She painted a beautiful picture on the canvas.
B1 The artist used a large canvas to create her masterpiece.
B2 The canvas stretched tightly across the frame, ready for painting.
C1 The blank canvas awaited the artist's creative vision.
C2 The intricate details of the painting were expertly rendered on the canvas.
preposition not applicable
A1 The painting is on the canvas.
A2 The artist used a canvas for the painting.
B1 She painted a beautiful landscape on the canvas.
B2 The canvas stretched tightly on the frame.
C1 The canvas was primed before painting.
C2 The intricate details on the canvas were mesmerizing.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I painted on the canvas and then let it dry.
A2 She used the canvas to create a beautiful painting.
B1 The canvas was stretched tightly over the wooden frame.
B2 The artist carefully selected the canvas for her next masterpiece.
C1 The canvas served as the perfect backdrop for the art exhibition.
C2 His skills as a painter were evident in the way he manipulated the canvas.
interjection not applicable
A1 Canvas! I'm ready to start painting.
A2 Canvas, please pass me the paintbrush.
B1 Canvas, let's create a masterpiece together.
B2 Canvas, this painting is coming along beautifully.
C1 Canvas, the texture of this artwork is truly captivating.
C2 Canvas, I have never seen such a stunning piece of art before.
article not applicable
A1 She painted a beautiful picture on a canvas.
A2 The artist used a large canvas to create a masterpiece.
B1 The art student stretched the canvas before starting to paint.
B2 The gallery displayed a collection of abstract paintings on canvas.
C1 The museum curator carefully restored the old canvas painting.
C2 The famous artist's latest work on canvas sold for millions at auction.
formal The artist carefully stretched the canvas before starting to paint.
informal I bought a new canvas to try my hand at painting.
slang I spilled paint all over my canvas and now it's a hot mess.
figurative The blank canvas of a new year stretched out before them, full of possibilities.
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