coreshape
verbUK /ˈkɔːʃeɪp/
US /ˈkɔːrʃeɪp/
To shape something together with someone else.
The two artists coreshape the clay into a beautiful bowl.
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2. To give a new shared form or structure to something.
The team coreshaped the project plan to fit everyone's ideas.
3. To influence the development of something jointly.
Teachers and parents coreshape the way children learn.
4. To reshape two or more things so they fit together.
They coreshaped the puzzle pieces until they clicked.