Chiseled: meaning, definitions and examples

physical appearance

Chiseled refers to a well-defined and sculpted appearance, especially in the context of physical features such as the face or body. It often conveys an image of strength and attractiveness, typically associated with an athletic or fitness-oriented physique. The term is commonly used to describe the sharpness and precision of someone’s facial structure, including prominent cheekbones and a strong jawline. In artistic contexts, 'chiseled' may also refer to shapes or forms that are sharply defined and clearly delineated.

angular, crisp, defined, sculpted, sharp.

Examples of usage

• He has a chiseled jawline that makes him look striking.

• After months of training, her body looked chiseled and fit.

• The statue was chiseled from marble, showcasing exquisite detail.

• Models often have chiseled features that make them stand out.

• He admired the chiseled muscles of the athlete.