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Definition of texturing in English: texturingnoun ˈtɛkstʃərɪŋˈteksCHəriNG mass nounThe representation or use of texture, especially in music, fine art, and interior design. Example sentencesExamples - If some texturing is desired, different effects can be achieved by applying texture to the cavity of the mold itself.
- Bangalore designer Deepika cast a spell of summer evening lines, stuff you would call unique for their texturing, perforation of fabrics, and dextrous pattern-making.
- For the Web, the images needed to look more like final products, so texturing was used to simulate the fleece look.
- The several paintings titled Night Sky are swatches of impenetrable black texturing.
- A recent entrant on the pret fashion scene, Akiva, dwells on colours, embroideries as well as deceptively simple texturing and layering.
- After the texturing, painting is the final touch.
- Because of its uniformity and greatly increased speed, most texturing today is done by machine.
- The thin kind was great for fine detail, but the heavy foil really picked up nice texturing on the walls.
Definition of texturing in US English: texturingnounˈteksCHəriNG The representation or use of texture, especially in music, fine art, and interior design. Example sentencesExamples - A recent entrant on the pret fashion scene, Akiva, dwells on colours, embroideries as well as deceptively simple texturing and layering.
- For the Web, the images needed to look more like final products, so texturing was used to simulate the fleece look.
- The several paintings titled Night Sky are swatches of impenetrable black texturing.
- If some texturing is desired, different effects can be achieved by applying texture to the cavity of the mold itself.
- The thin kind was great for fine detail, but the heavy foil really picked up nice texturing on the walls.
- After the texturing, painting is the final touch.
- Because of its uniformity and greatly increased speed, most texturing today is done by machine.
- Bangalore designer Deepika cast a spell of summer evening lines, stuff you would call unique for their texturing, perforation of fabrics, and dextrous pattern-making.
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