grillage Antonyms
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Meaning of grillage
Webster
grillage (n.)
A framework of sleepers and crossbeams forming a foundation in marshy or treacherous soil.
grillage Sentence Examples
- The grillage formed a delicate latticework, casting intricate shadows on the ground below.
- The bridge's intricate grillage supported the weight of passing vehicles effortlessly.
- The grilled meat sizzled and popped on the grillage, releasing an tantalizing aroma into the air.
- The antique grillage of the windowpanes allowed dappled light to filter into the room.
- The grillage of the security gate deterred intruders while still allowing a view of the surroundings.
- The sculptor used fine grillage to create a delicate and airy mobile that danced in the breeze.
- The grillage of the drain prevented debris from clogging the pipes.
- The concrete grillage of the sidewalk provided a firm and even surface for pedestrians.
- The grillage of the fence prevented deer from entering the garden.
- The grillage of the speaker grille allowed the sound waves to pass through while protecting the internal components.
FAQs About the word grillage
A framework of sleepers and crossbeams forming a foundation in marshy or treacherous soil.
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The grillage formed a delicate latticework, casting intricate shadows on the ground below.
The bridge's intricate grillage supported the weight of passing vehicles effortlessly.
The grilled meat sizzled and popped on the grillage, releasing an tantalizing aroma into the air.
The antique grillage of the windowpanes allowed dappled light to filter into the room.
