rendering
rendering Lexical Profile
rendering Game Scores & Validity
• noun
A visual representation, artistic depiction, or computer-generated image of a building, object, or scene, especially in architecture and digital graphics.
"The architect presented a detailed three-dimensional rendering of the proposed museum to the city council."
A performance, interpretation, or translation of a dramatic role, musical composition, or written text.
"Her expressive rendering of the violin concerto earned a standing ovation from the audience."
The formal act of giving, delivering, or handing over something, such as a legal judgment, verdict, or professional service.
"Both parties awaited the judge's formal rendering of a verdict at the conclusion of the trial."
A coat of plaster or cement mortar applied to an exterior or interior brick or stone wall surface.
"Dampness had penetrated the cottage because the exterior cement rendering was cracked and peeling."
The culinary or industrial process of melting down animal fat to clarify it into purified tallow, lard, or oil.
"Slow rendering of the duck fat over low heat produces crisp skin and a rich cooking oil."
• Rhymes for rendering
Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in Middle English as the verbal noun of 'render', borrowed from Old French 'rendre' (to give back, yield, or translate), which derives from Vulgar Latin 'rendere', an alteration of Classical Latin 'reddere' (to restore or return).