Commonwealth of Nations standard spelling of modeling.
"The official document confirms that 'modelling' is the preferred Commonwealth spelling for creating a mathematical model or representation."
In plain English: Modelling is when someone creates a three-dimensional object by shaping materials like clay, wax, or metal into a specific form.
"She earned her living by modelling clothes for fashion magazines."
Usage: Use this British variant to refer to creating scale replicas or the act of posing as an artist's model, matching Commonwealth spelling conventions. It is interchangeable with American English "modeling," though regional preference dictates which form appears in formal writing within those territories.
present participle of model
"The young actor was caught in the middle of modelling his character's walk before the audition started."
In plain English: To model means to create an exact copy of something by shaping material around it as a guide.
"The children spent all afternoon modelling clay into small animals and toys."