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Noun carpentry has 1 sense
  1. carpentry, woodworking, woodwork - the craft of a carpenter: making things out of wood
    --1 is a kind of trade, craft
    --1 has particulars: cabinetwork, cabinetry; cabinetmaking, joinery
    Derived form: verb carpenter1

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Carpentry

Description:

Carpentry is a skilled trade that involves constructing, repairing, and installing wooden structures and objects. It encompasses various aspects such as cutting, shaping, joining, and finishing wood to create functional and aesthetically pleasing products.

Examples:

Noun (General Usage):

  • Carpentry requires precise measurements and the use of various tools.
  • His intricate carpentry work showcased his exceptional craftsmanship.

Noun (Job Title):

  • John has been working as a carpenter for over a decade.
  • She hired a skilled carpentry crew to renovate her house.

Related Verb:

  • He carpentered the pieces of wood together to create a sturdy table.
  • They carpentry their wooden toys with great attention to detail.

Related Adjective:

  • The carpentry workshop provides hands-on training for aspiring carpenters.
  • She admired the beautifully crafted carpentry projects displayed in the gallery.

Related Adverb:

  • The artist meticulously carves the wood, showcasing his carpentry skills.
  • The cabinet was expertly assembled and finished, reflecting the quality carpentry involved.

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