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Verb
Influence the formation or development of
“As Leeds United battle to stay in existence, Birmingham City directors continue to mould the midlands outfit into a club with ambitions to join the Premiership elite.”
Verb
To shape or form
“Mould the figure from white fondant.”
Noun
A hollow container used to give shape to molten or hot liquid material when it cools and hardens
“Casting is a process by which a liquid or molten material is shaped by pouring into a mould that contains the negative impression of a desired model.”
Noun
Form or shape, especially the features or physique of a person or the build of an animal
“He was manly in size, mould, and bearing.”
Noun
A distinctive and typical style, form, or character
“Rather than quick players whose strength is their movement and first touch, Hartson is more in the mould of a traditional target man.”
Noun
A furry growth of minute fungi occurring typically in moist warm conditions, especially on food or other organic matter
“These results confirmed, on a higher number of plants, that clone 28 exhibits tolerance against grey mould under in vitro conditions.”
Noun
Soft loose earth
“The ground was soft and damp, with old leaves thick in the mould.”
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