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Meaning of argil
Wordnet
argil (n)
a white clay (especially a white clay used by potters)
Webster
argil (n.)
Clay, or potter's earth; sometimes pure clay, or alumina. See Clay.
argil Sentence Examples
- The potter carefully molded the argil into intricate shapes, shaping it with skilled hands.
- Argil, when mixed with water, forms a pliable substance ideal for sculpting.
- The artist preferred argil for its versatility and ability to hold fine details.
- The archaeological site revealed ancient artifacts made from argil, shedding light on past civilizations.
- Farmers use argil-rich soil to cultivate crops due to its excellent water retention properties.
- The artisan sourced premium argil from a remote quarry for his pottery creations.
- The potter's wheel spun steadily as he shaped the argil into a graceful vase.
- The children delighted in molding argil into various shapes during their pottery class.
- Architects admired the resilience of buildings constructed with argil-based materials.
- The geologist studied the composition of the soil, noting the high concentration of argil.
FAQs About the word argil
a white clay (especially a white clay used by potters)Clay, or potter's earth; sometimes pure clay, or alumina. See Clay.
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The potter carefully molded the argil into intricate shapes, shaping it with skilled hands.
Argil, when mixed with water, forms a pliable substance ideal for sculpting.
The artist preferred argil for its versatility and ability to hold fine details.
The archaeological site revealed ancient artifacts made from argil, shedding light on past civilizations.
