Shaped

/ʃeɪpt/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of shape, meaning to give a particular form to something.

He shaped the clay into a stunning vase.

To influence or determine the development of something.

Her experiences shaped her perspective on life.

adjective

Having a specific form or outline.

The artist created a beautifully shaped sculpture that caught everyone's attention.

Having a particular design or structure.

The dough was perfectly shaped into rolls before baking.

Formed in a particular way or configuration.

She wore a dress that was shaped to accentuate her figure.

The word 'shaped' is derived from Old English 'shapian', which means to form or create.

shape up

To improve or get into better condition.

set in stone

Fixed; unchangeable, as in shaped by a lasting decision.

take shape

To begin to develop or become clearer.

shape

The external form, outline, or appearance of someone or something.

shaping

The act of forming or molding something.

reshaped

Changed in shape or form.

In good physical condition or fit.

He's really shaped up since he started going to the gym.

Referring to someone's physical appearance as attractive.

That model is really shaped; she's got great curves.