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Definitions from the WebCarving OutCarving out refers to the act of creating or defining something by removing or shaping a solid material, usually through cutting or sculpting. It can also mean to create or establish a space, position, or niche for oneself through effort and determination. 1. Verb, present participle: She is carving out a beautiful sculpture from a block of marble. 2. Verb, past participle: The expert carver has already carved out intricate designs on the wood. 3. Verb, figurative: Despite facing numerous obstacles, she managed to carve out a successful career in the music industry. 4. Noun, gerund: The carving out of a masterpiece requires patience and precision. 5. Noun, idiomatic: The team's hard work led to the carving out of a crucial victory. 6. Adjective, describing an established niche or space: The local bakery has carved out a loyal customer base for its delicious pastries. Related Products on Amazon: - Wood Carving Tools: [Link to Amazon search: wood carving tools] - Marble Sculpture Set: [Link to Amazon search: marble sculpture set] - Career Development: [Link to Amazon search: career development] | ||||
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