canvas
/ˈkænvəs/canvas
NOUNDefinition of canvas
A canvas is a type of hard, rough cloth used for making sails, tents, and painted on.
Example: John prepared the canvas for the sail.
Canvas that is stretched out on a frame to be painted on.
Example: A good artist chooses his or her own canvas.
Canvas is something that is a basis for a creative work.
Example: The life in rural France served as a canvas for Ted F. Adams' Around the Tree.
If you canvas something, you cover an area or object with canvas.
canvas
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John prepared the canvas for the sail.
Example sentence2
A good artist chooses his or her own canvas.
Example sentence3
The life in rural France served as a canvas for Ted F. Adams' Around the Tree.
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