clinkstone (Meaning)
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clinkstone (n.)
An igneous rock of feldspathic composition, lamellar in structure, and clinking under the hammer. See Phonolite.
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clinkstone Sentence Examples
- The ancient ruins were built from sturdy clinkstone, standing as a testament to past civilizations.
- Geologists often study the composition of clinkstone to understand the geological history of a region.
- As we climbed the mountain, we encountered layers of rugged clinkstone formations.
- The quarry workers extracted large blocks of clinkstone for construction purposes.
- The castle walls were constructed with massive clinkstone blocks, ensuring durability against sieges.
- Explorers marveled at the natural arch formed by weathered clinkstone in the canyon.
- The road wound through valleys flanked by towering cliffs of clinkstone.
- Artists were inspired by the textures and hues of clinkstone, capturing its essence in their paintings.
- Archaeologists discovered ancient petroglyphs etched into the face of a clinkstone boulder.
- The mining town prospered due to its rich deposits of clinkstone, attracting settlers from far and wide.
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An igneous rock of feldspathic composition, lamellar in structure, and clinking under the hammer. See Phonolite.
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No antonyms found.
The ancient ruins were built from sturdy clinkstone, standing as a testament to past civilizations.
Geologists often study the composition of clinkstone to understand the geological history of a region.
As we climbed the mountain, we encountered layers of rugged clinkstone formations.
The quarry workers extracted large blocks of clinkstone for construction purposes.
