# fashioned

Pronunciation: say "FASH-uhnd" /ˈfæʃənd/

## Verb

1. Simple past tense and past participle of fashion. — simple past and past participle of fashion
   - Simple: Past tense and past participle of fashion. Use this form for something that was made or shaped earlier.
   - _The jeweler fashioned a necklace from sea glass and silver wire._
   - _These stone tools were fashioned by hand thousands of years ago._

## Adjective

2. Made or put together in a particular style or manner, typically signaled by a describing word.
   - Simple: Made or shaped in a particular style or way.
   - _Their newly fashioned constitution borrowed heavily from older models._
   - _The hall was lined with strangely fashioned pillars unlike any he had seen._
3. Following the current fashion; stylish and up to date.
   - Simple: Popular and in fashion at the present time.
4. Designed with skill and put together well, showing careful craft.
   - Simple: Made well and put together with skill.
   - _The watch was a finely fashioned instrument, accurate to the second._
   - _Her argument was so cleverly fashioned that no one could refute it._

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