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Meaning
The word "mold" refers to a hollow container used to shape something, such as when making a cake or casting metal. It can also refer to a distinctive form or character, as in the way someone thinks or behaves. Additionally, "mold" can denote a type of fungus that grows in damp environments.
Synonyms
- Cast
- Shape
- Form
- Pattern
- Framework
- Fungus
Antonyms
- Destroy
- Break
- Misshape
- Disorganize
Etymology
The word "mold" originated from the Old English word "mold" meaning "earth" or "ground," and is related to the Dutch word "molen" and the German word "Mulde," which both refer to a hollow place.
Examples
- The chef poured the batter into the cake mold before placing it in the oven.
- Her ideas were unique, as they did not fit into the conventional mold of what was expected.
- After noticing some mold on the bread, I decided to throw it away to avoid any health risks.
- The artist crafted a mold to create identical sculptures for her exhibition.