clunch (Meaning)
Wordnet
clunch (n)
hardened clay
Webster
clunch (n.)
Indurated clay. See Bind, n., 3.
One of the hard beds of the lower chalk.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clunch
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clunch Sentence Examples
- The ancient cathedral was constructed using blocks of local clunch, giving it a distinctive pale appearance.
- Walking along the coast, she admired the cliffs made of clunch rising sharply from the sea.
- The sculptor carefully chiseled away at the clunch to reveal the intricate details of the statue.
- Despite its initial appearance, clunch can be surprisingly durable and weather-resistant.
- The old farmhouse was built from clunch and had stood the test of time for centuries.
- The builder selected clunch for the foundation of the house due to its strength and stability.
- After a heavy rain, clumps of clunch littered the muddy path, making it difficult to navigate.
- The artist used clunch as the primary material for their sculptures, appreciating its natural texture and color.
- The archaeologists excavated layers of clunch to uncover artifacts dating back to the Roman era.
- Local folklore spoke of a hidden cave filled with treasures tucked away within the clunch cliffs.
FAQs About the word clunch
hardened clayIndurated clay. See Bind, n., 3., One of the hard beds of the lower chalk.
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The ancient cathedral was constructed using blocks of local clunch, giving it a distinctive pale appearance.
Walking along the coast, she admired the cliffs made of clunch rising sharply from the sea.
The sculptor carefully chiseled away at the clunch to reveal the intricate details of the statue.
Despite its initial appearance, clunch can be surprisingly durable and weather-resistant.
