cobbled (Meaning)

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cobbled (imp. & p. p.)

of Cobble

No weak antonyms found.

The cobbled streets of the old town were picturesque and full of character.
She walked carefully along the cobbled path to avoid tripping on the uneven stones.
The courtyard was paved with beautifully cobbled stones, creating a charming atmosphere.
The historic district was famous for its well-preserved cobbled streets.
The horse-drawn carriage rattled over the cobbled pavement, its sound echoing through the narrow streets.
The café had outdoor seating on a cobbled terrace, offering a lovely view of the square.
He admired the architecture of the buildings as he strolled down the cobbled street.
The tourists wandered through the maze of cobbled alleys, soaking in the atmosphere of the ancient city.
The cobbled walkway led to a quaint little cottage nestled among the trees.
Despite the rain, the performers took to the cobbled stage and entertained the crowd with their lively music.

of Cobble

patch (together), knock together, throw together, jury-rig, dash (off),throw up,jerry-build

pound (out), craft, hammer out, pound (out), hammer out,craft, fashion, forge, handcraft, handcraft

The cobbled streets of the old town were picturesque and full of character.

She walked carefully along the cobbled path to avoid tripping on the uneven stones.

The courtyard was paved with beautifully cobbled stones, creating a charming atmosphere.

The historic district was famous for its well-preserved cobbled streets.