ashlar (Meaning)
Wordnet
ashlar (n)
a rectangular block of hewn stone used for building purposes
Webster
ashlar (n.)
Alt. of Ashler
Synonyms & Antonyms of ashlar
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ashlar Sentence Examples
- The ancient castle walls were constructed from massive ashlar blocks, meticulously fitted together.
- The cathedral's façade showcased intricate carvings on each ashlar stone.
- The architect specified that the building's exterior would be clad in finely dressed ashlar.
- The Masonic lodge featured ashlar pillars that symbolized strength and stability.
- The stonemason meticulously chiseled each ashlar to perfection before placing it in the wall.
- The courtyard was paved with smooth ashlar stones, creating an elegant and uniform surface.
- The Greek temple boasted ashlar columns that supported its majestic structure.
- The castle's keep was built from rough-hewn ashlar blocks, giving it a rugged yet imposing appearance.
- The university building was renowned for its neoclassical architecture, featuring ashlar façades and ornate detailing.
- The retaining wall was constructed using interlocking ashlar stones to prevent erosion and ensure durability.
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a rectangular block of hewn stone used for building purposesAlt. of Ashler
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient castle walls were constructed from massive ashlar blocks, meticulously fitted together.
The cathedral's façade showcased intricate carvings on each ashlar stone.
The architect specified that the building's exterior would be clad in finely dressed ashlar.
The Masonic lodge featured ashlar pillars that symbolized strength and stability.
