Definition of beveled
: cut at an angle that is not a right angle : having the slant of a bevel
- a beveled edge
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Ludovico Sergardi, who oversaw public works at Saint Peter’s Basilica, helped introduce the beveled black basalt cobblestones, known as sampietrini, which are central to the city’s charm.
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The years haven't dimmed the brilliant, original stained glass windows, nor chipped away at the beveled glass.
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The black leather low tops have a three-part sole, beveled edges, and a sock-like elastic fastening.
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His was a face of beveled edges rather than common features — the only curve on him was a radiant smile.
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The opening of the fang is modified into a smaller, circular, and beveled aperture for more accuracy as muscles squeeze the venom gland and eject venom toward the threat.
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Take the extensive beveled, leaded glass, found around the entry door and through the interior doors and windows, even the kitchen cabinets.
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Although styling is essentially the same as on the gasoline Optima, the hybrid has a few unique styling cues, including a front air curtain, beveled rear bumper, rear diffuser shrouding the exhaust tip, and aerodynamic alloy wheels.
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Although styling is essentially the same as on the gasoline Optima, the hybrid has a few unique styling cues, including a front air curtain, beveled rear bumper, rear diffuser shrouding the exhaust tip, and aerodynamic alloy wheels.
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