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Meaning of bluestone
Wordnet
bluestone (n)
bluish-grey sandstone used for paving and building
Webster
bluestone (n.)
Blue vitriol.
A grayish blue building stone, as that commonly used in the eastern United States.
bluestone Sentence Examples
- The pathway leading to the old mansion was paved with smooth bluestone.
- The cathedral's grand exterior was constructed from locally quarried bluestone.
- Architects often choose bluestone for its durability and aesthetic appeal in building projects.
- The historic city square was adorned with a fountain made of intricately carved bluestone.
- Masons meticulously laid each piece of bluestone to create a stunning mosaic floor.
- Bluestone walls surrounded the garden, providing both beauty and privacy.
- The quaint village streets were lined with charming cottages built from bluestone.
- Artisans sculpted delicate figurines from blocks of bluestone.
- Bluestone steps led up to the entrance of the stately manor.
- The natural variations in color gave the bluestone facade a unique and timeless charm.
FAQs About the word bluestone
bluish-grey sandstone used for paving and buildingBlue vitriol., A grayish blue building stone, as that commonly used in the eastern United States.
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The pathway leading to the old mansion was paved with smooth bluestone.
The cathedral's grand exterior was constructed from locally quarried bluestone.
Architects often choose bluestone for its durability and aesthetic appeal in building projects.
The historic city square was adorned with a fountain made of intricately carved bluestone.
