Definition of «cutout»

A cutout is a two-dimensional shape that has been cut out from a larger piece of material, such as paper or cardboard. It can also refer to an image or design created by cutting out shapes from a larger sheet. In addition, the term "cutout" can be used figuratively to describe something that has been removed or eliminated, such as a person being cut out of a group or activity.

Usage examples

I need to create a cutout image for a presentation.
Can you hand me the cutout of the vase?
The magazine editor requested a cutout of the celebrity for the cover.
I used a precision knife to make a clean cutout of the logo from the paper.
The graphic designer used a cutout effect to make the text appear three-dimensional.
The artist created a beautiful scene by layering different cutouts to form a collage.
The teacher asked the students to make a cutout of their favorite animal to showcase in class.
The photographer used a black background to make the subject's silhouette stand out as a cutout.

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I love the maxi dress with cutout on top bodice so it has a balance of less top and more skirt feeling. (songofstyle.com)
And bebe has an amazing selection of sexy cutout dresses with mesh overlays, deep Vs and shoulder slits. (bebe.com)
Hank Willis Thomas updates Bearden's The Block with paper cutouts for modern row houses and joggers. (haberarts.com)
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Definition of «cutout»

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