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Meaning of greenstone
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greenstone (n.)
A name formerly applied rather loosely to certain dark-colored igneous rocks, including diorite, diabase, etc.
greenstone Sentence Examples
- The Maori people of New Zealand carved intricate ornaments from greenstone, a type of jade.
- The walls of the ancient temple were adorned with polished slabs of greenstone, reflecting a serene glow.
- The emerald-green hue of the greenstone necklace complemented the woman's elegant attire.
- The amulet was carved from a single piece of greenstone, its surface bearing intricate designs.
- The blade of the ceremonial sword was forged from a rare greenstone known for its exceptional strength.
- The greenstone idol was believed to possess the power to ward off evil spirits and bring prosperity.
- The cliffs above the bay were studded with patches of greenstone, a testament to the region's geological past.
- The riverbed yielded countless small greenstone pebbles, each one smoothed and polished by the relentless flow of water.
- The greenstone vase held a priceless elixir, rumored to have healing properties.
- The greenstone tiles that paved the floor of the royal palace were meticulously arranged in geometric patterns.
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A name formerly applied rather loosely to certain dark-colored igneous rocks, including diorite, diabase, etc.
No synonyms found.
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The Maori people of New Zealand carved intricate ornaments from greenstone, a type of jade.
The walls of the ancient temple were adorned with polished slabs of greenstone, reflecting a serene glow.
The emerald-green hue of the greenstone necklace complemented the woman's elegant attire.
The amulet was carved from a single piece of greenstone, its surface bearing intricate designs.
