Antonyms for craftsmanship
| Grammar : Noun |
| Spell : krafts-muhn, krahfts- |
| Phonetic Transcription : ˈkræfts mən, ˈkrɑfts- |
Definition of craftsmanship
Origin :- mid-14c., craftes man, from genitive of craft (n.) + man (n.1). Written as one word from late 14c. Old English had cræftiga in this sense. Related: Craftsmanship.
- As in art : noun skill, creativity
- Moorish craftsmanship is worth stimulating, and doctors are welcomed for their science.
- Extract from : « Pan-Islam » by George Wyman Bury
- Wickedness, not death, was suggested, but the craftsmanship was faultless.
- Extract from : « Number Seventeen » by Louis Tracy
- He was pushing before him a tea-wagon of wonderful design and craftsmanship.
- Extract from : « The Purple Flame » by Roy J. Snell
- The join is a technical feature that indicates standards of craftsmanship.
- Extract from : « Chincha Plain-weave cloths » by Lila M. O'Neale
- Dublin in its metropolitan days was a true centre of craftsmanship and art.
- Extract from : « Leinster » by Stephen Lucius Gwynn
- He attributes this to the old spirit of craftsmanship that held good in his day.
- Extract from : « From Workhouse to Westminster » by George Haw
- The tapideros were choice examples of Mexican craftsmanship.
- Extract from : « The Trail of Conflict » by Emilie Baker Loring
- The seed of craftsmanship I have tried to describe in this book.
- Extract from : « Stained Glass Work » by C. W. Whall
- This is a point of craftsmanship in which playwrights often fail; but it is a point of craftsmanship only.
- Extract from : « Play-Making » by William Archer
- For she was ever lighting on odd and beautiful bits of Nature's craftsmanship.
- Extract from : « A Maid of the Silver Sea » by John Oxenham
Synonyms for craftsmanship
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