Sentence examples for be fashioned from inspiring English sources

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be fashioned

noun

A current (constantly changing) trend, favored for frivolous rather than practical, logical, or intellectual reasons.

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Stumps must be fashioned out of something.

The Bengal tiger would not be fashioned so miraculously well.

Worse, hardcover books can be fashioned into body armor.

It must be fashioned into a D‑shape.

No sagging pants, or else a humiliating belt will be fashioned with duct tape.

He wondered if a museum could still somehow be fashioned from the rubble.

The wings were supposed to be fashioned from a lightweight carbon fibre.

It's a constitutional melting, out of which something different will eventually be fashioned.

The towers will be fashioned from stone fragments using an ancient technique.

Replicas had to be fashioned, at a total cost of $15,000.

He said the proposal also could be fashioned to give Congress more oversight.

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