lithoglypher (Meaning)
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lithoglypher (n.)
One who curs or engraves precious stones.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lithoglypher
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lithoglypher Sentence Examples
- The lithoglypher deftly etched intricate designs into the stone tablet, creating an enduring masterpiece.
- The ancient city boasted skilled lithoglyphers who carved majestic statues and architectural wonders.
- The team of lithoglyphers worked tirelessly to immortalize the emperor's victory in stone.
- The ancient lithoglyph depicted a scene of hunting, with animals and humans intricately carved.
- The young lithoglypher studied under a renowned master to hone his skills in the delicate art.
- The lithoglypher's tools were meticulously crafted, allowing for precise and detailed engravings.
- The lost civilization left behind countless lithoglyphs, providing tantalizing glimpses into their culture.
- The modern lithoglypher used advanced techniques to create stunning works of art on stone surfaces.
- The museum's exhibition showcased the talents of ancient and contemporary lithoglyphers, revealing the enduring power of stone carving.
- The mysterious lithoglyph found in the desert puzzled archaeologists, hinting at an unknown civilization's presence.
FAQs About the word lithoglypher
One who curs or engraves precious stones.
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No antonyms found.
The lithoglypher deftly etched intricate designs into the stone tablet, creating an enduring masterpiece.
The ancient city boasted skilled lithoglyphers who carved majestic statues and architectural wonders.
The team of lithoglyphers worked tirelessly to immortalize the emperor's victory in stone.
The ancient lithoglyph depicted a scene of hunting, with animals and humans intricately carved.
