Molded

Pronunciation: /moʊldɪd/

Definitions of molded

verb to shape or form a substance into a particular shape or form

Example Sentences

A1 The clay was molded into a vase by the potter.

A2 She molded the playdough into different shapes.

B1 The artist molded the sculpture out of clay.

B2 The chef molded the chocolate into intricate designs for the dessert.

C1 The architect molded the building design to fit the surrounding landscape.

C2 The director skillfully molded the actors' performances to bring the play to life.

Examples of molded in a Sentence

formal The artist molded the clay into a beautiful sculpture.

informal She molded the cookie dough into perfect circles before baking.

slang He molded his hair into a cool new style.

figurative The experience molded her into a stronger person.

Grammatical Forms of molded

• past tense: molded
• plural: molds
• comparative: more molded
• superlative: most molded
• present tense: mold
• future tense: will mold
• perfect tense: have molded
• continuous tense: is molding
• singular: mold
• positive degree: molded
• infinitive: to mold
• gerund: molding
• participle: molding

Origin and Evolution of molded

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'molded' originated from the Middle English word 'molden' which came from the Old English word 'māldian' meaning to become moldy or decay.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'molded' has evolved to also refer to the process of shaping or forming something using a mold or template, in addition to its original meaning of decay or becoming moldy.