carpentered
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5ADJ.
better
VERB + CARPENTERED
view
CARPENTERED + NOUN
cabinets, cupboards, homes
PREP.
from, in
ADV.
scarcely
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adj
Built by a carpenter.
Houses are run up from wood, metal, and cardboard debris, although some of the better, carpentered homes scarcely differ from the chattel houses of the rent yards (Figure 7).
Carpentered cupboards were installed above, while over a dozen drawers of varying size were built into the space beneath the counter, creating a sense that counter and drawers were one continuous piece of wood.
Containing or involving right angles and vertical and horizontal edges.
They argued that this illusion would only be perceived by those with experience of a carpentered environment, which contains numerous rectangles, straight lines, and regular corners.
People who live in 'more carpentered' environments would be more susceptible.
Created or built with a formal structure.
Towards the Last Spike is more carpentered in form than the earlier narratives.
Is Jamaica society more sedimented than that of Trinidad? Is Trinidad society more carpentered by comparison and thus more likely to fly apart if put under heavy social pressure?
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3Houses are run up from wood, metal, and cardboard debris, although some of the better, carpentered homes scarcely differ from the chattel houses of the rent yards (Figure 7).
WiktionaryCarpentered cupboards were installed above, while over a dozen drawers of varying size were built into the space beneath the counter, creating a sense that counter and drawers were one continuous piec
WiktionaryAs vestiges of feudal superstition, ancestral tablets were not considered objects for a public audience during the Maoist era and were hidden from view in carpentered cabinets.
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