Pronunciation: /ˈkɑntʊr/
noun an outline representing or bounding the shape or form of something
A1 The map shows the contour of the mountain.
A2 She used a contouring kit to define her cheekbones.
B1 The artist carefully studied the contour of the landscape before painting it.
B2 The contour of the new building blends seamlessly with the surrounding architecture.
C1 The contour of the coastline was highlighted in the aerial photograph.
C2 The sculptor meticulously carved the contours of the statue to perfection.
verb to mold into a specific shape or form
A1 She carefully contoured her face with makeup before going out.
A2 The artist contoured the landscape with precise brush strokes.
B1 The architect contoured the building to fit seamlessly into the natural surroundings.
B2 The makeup artist expertly contoured the model's cheekbones for a dramatic effect.
C1 The sculptor contoured the marble with incredible detail and precision.
C2 The topographic map accurately contours the elevation changes in the terrain.
formal The map displayed the contour lines of the mountain range.
informal She used a contouring kit to define her cheekbones.
slang I love how she slays with her contour game!
figurative The artist used light and shadow to create a beautiful contour in the painting.
contoured
contours
more contoured
most contoured
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will contour
have contoured
is contouring
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to contour
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