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the carrying out of the workmanship

 

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The Carrying Out of the Workmanship

Definition

The carrying out of the workmanship refers to the act of executing or performing a particular craft or skill with precision.

Parts of Speech

  • Noun
  • Verb (gerund)

Senses

  1. The act of performing a task with exceptional skill or craftsmanship.
  2. The execution and completion of a project or assignment.
  3. The realization of artistic or creative ideas through skilled workmanship.

Usages

Popular Usage

In popular culture, the carrying out of the workmanship is often associated with creating extraordinary handmade furniture pieces.

Local Usage

In the local woodworking community, the carrying out of the workmanship is highly valued and recognized through various local craftsmanship awards.

Sample Sentences

  • The carpenter took pride in the carrying out of the workmanship for every piece of furniture he created.
  • Her attention to detail during the carrying out of the workmanship resulted in a beautifully crafted sculpture.
  • We must ensure the carrying out of the workmanship is impeccable to satisfy our clients' high standards.
  • He spends hours perfecting the carrying out of the workmanship on his handmade leather goods.

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