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Framing Foundation

Description:

Framing foundation refers to the essential structural framework that supports a building or structure. It serves as the basis for constructing walls, floors, and roofs, providing stability and ensuring structural integrity. In construction, framing foundation plays a vital role in distributing the weight and load of the entire structure.

Examples of usage:

As a noun:

Sense: Construction

- The framing foundation of the house was carefully designed to withstand earthquakes.

- The carpenters built the framing foundation using sturdy timber beams.

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Sense: Photography

- The photographer used the framing foundation of the photo to emphasize the main subject.

- The composition of the image was enhanced by a strong framing foundation.

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As a verb:

Sense: Manipulation

- The politician framed the issue as a matter of national security, influencing public perception.

- She cleverly framed her argument to convince the jury of her innocence.

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Sense: Art

- The artist delicately framed the delicate watercolor painting to preserve its beauty.

- The intricate golden frame perfectly complemented the vibrant artwork.

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