mattoir Synonyms
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mattoir Meaning
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mattoir (n.)
A kind of coarse punch with a rasplike face, used for making a rough surface on etching ground, or on the naked copper, the effect after biting being very similar to stippled lines.
mattoir Sentence Examples
- The macabre walls of the mattoir bore witness to countless sacrifices.
- The stench of blood permeated the mattoir, mingling with the cacophony of animal cries.
- The mattoir was a grim spectacle, a place where life and death intertwined.
- The butchers swung their axes with precision in the mattoir's dim interior.
- The mattoir evoked a sense of dread among the animals awaiting their fate.
- The mattoir's blood-stained floor served as a testament to the grim work that took place within.
- The rhythmic hacking of axes in the mattoir was a haunting symphony of death.
- The mattoir was a symbol of the brutality that lay beneath the surface of the meat industry.
- The animal rights activists gathered outside the mattoir to protest its cruel practices.
- The closing of the mattoir brought relief to those who had long condemned its horrors.
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A kind of coarse punch with a rasplike face, used for making a rough surface on etching ground, or on the naked copper, the effect after biting being very simil
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The macabre walls of the mattoir bore witness to countless sacrifices.
The stench of blood permeated the mattoir, mingling with the cacophony of animal cries.
The mattoir was a grim spectacle, a place where life and death intertwined.
The butchers swung their axes with precision in the mattoir's dim interior.
