0 past simple and past participle of mould --
1 to make a soft substance have a particular shape: --
From a political altruism perspective, a country's concern about the other country is moulded by political objectives.
These sacred elements of the inner circle were joined together by periodically held ritual processions, and were thus moulded into a coherent whole.
The span was modest with the longest members only 20ft (6m) long, each richly moulded.
If you look very closely, next to the dimple, a number - 4283 - can be made out, stamped (not moulded) into the white plastic.
It inhabits the pockets of silence that develop between people moulded by anxiety, work and undemanding docility.
Highly gifted by nature, he nevertheless considered himself to have been moulded by his environment during his youth.
These constraints provide a basic framework for the development of ecological models, moulded after the properties of everyday sounds.
His original greenware had been prised for its array of moulded ornaments and variety of glazed effects.
