Modeler

Pronunciation: /ˈmɒdələr/

Definitions of modeler

noun a person who works as a fashion model

Example Sentences

A1 A modeler creates small clay figures.

A2 The modeler carefully crafted a miniature replica of a famous building.

B1 As a modeler, she specializes in creating realistic dioramas.

B2 The modeler used advanced software to design a 3D model of the new product.

C1 The renowned modeler was commissioned to create a life-size sculpture for the city square.

C2 The expert modeler's work was featured in prestigious art galleries around the world.

Examples of modeler in a Sentence

formal The modeler used advanced software to create a detailed 3D model of the building.

informal The modeler is really good at making those cool digital designs.

slang That modeler is a wizard when it comes to creating virtual worlds.

figurative The modeler is like a sculptor, but instead of clay, they work with pixels and polygons.

Grammatical Forms of modeler

• past tense: modeled
• plural: modelers
• comparative: more modeler
• superlative: most modeler
• present tense: model
• future tense: will model
• perfect tense: has modeled
• continuous tense: is modeling
• singular: modeler
• positive degree: modeler
• infinitive: to model
• gerund: modeling
• participle: modeling

Origin and Evolution of modeler

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French and Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'modeler' originated from the Old French word 'modeller' which came from the Latin word 'modulus' meaning measure or mold.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to someone who creates a physical representation or prototype of something, the term 'modeler' has evolved to also include digital modelers who work with computer software to create virtual models.