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Definitions from the WebTerm: Rough Out Definition: Verb: To create a preliminary or unfinished version of something, especially in a crude or basic form. Noun: A preliminary or unfinished version of something. Adjective: Unrefined or unfinished in appearance, texture, or form. Adverb: In a rough or unfinished manner. Examples: Verb: 1. The sculptor roughed out a small clay model before working on the final sculpture. 2. She roughed out a plot outline for her novel before starting the actual writing. Noun: 1. The architect presented the rough out of the building design to the client for feedback. 2. The artist's sketchbook contained several rough outs of potential paintings. Adjective: 1. The construction site had piles of rough out timber waiting to be used in the building. 2. The unfinished painting had a rough out appearance, with visible brushstrokes and sketchy outlines. Adverb: 1. He roughly roughed out the design sketch in just a few minutes. 2. The writer quickly roughed out the key points of the article, leaving the fine details for later. Related Products: - Clay Modeling Tools on Amazon - Plot Outline Templates on Amazon - Architectural Models on Amazon - Unfinished Paintings on Amazon - Design Sketching Pens on Amazon - Article Writing Guides on Amazon The above description, examples, and related product links are generated using artificial intelligence and may not be 100% accurate. | ||||
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