marbleisation (Meaning)
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marbleisation (n)
a texture like that of marble
Synonyms & Antonyms of marbleisation
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marbleisation Sentence Examples
- The artist's marbleisation technique created intricate patterns that resembled natural marble veins.
- The fabric's soft and smooth surface underwent marbleisation, resulting in a luxurious and elegant finish.
- The marbleisation of the pottery glaze created a stunning iridescent effect that shimmered in the light.
- The home's marbleisation design was inspired by the grandeur of ancient Roman architecture.
- The marbleisation of the soapstone countertop added a touch of sophistication to the kitchen.
- The marbleisation of the paper gave it an antique and elegant appearance.
- The marbleisation of the acrylic paint created a unique and eye-catching abstract artwork.
- The marbleisation of the polymer clay beads added depth and dimension to the jewelry design.
- The marbleisation of the floor tiles gave the room a timeless and luxurious feel.
- The marbleisation of the wrapping paper transformed ordinary gifts into exquisite works of art.
FAQs About the word marbleisation
a texture like that of marble
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The artist's marbleisation technique created intricate patterns that resembled natural marble veins.
The fabric's soft and smooth surface underwent marbleisation, resulting in a luxurious and elegant finish.
The marbleisation of the pottery glaze created a stunning iridescent effect that shimmered in the light.
The home's marbleisation design was inspired by the grandeur of ancient Roman architecture.
