mosaical (Meaning)
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mosaical (a.)
Mosaic (in either sense).
Synonyms & Antonyms of mosaical
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mosaical Sentence Examples
- The vibrant mosaical tiles shimmered under the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing visual spectacle.
- The ancient cathedral walls were adorned with intricate mosaical masterpieces depicting biblical scenes.
- The artist painstakingly assembled tiny glass tesserae to form a mosaical portrait of a renowned philosopher.
- The mosaical floor in the Roman villa showcased intricate geometric patterns and mythological figures.
- The Byzantines were known for their exceptional mosaical artistry, as seen in the opulent Ravenna mosaics.
- The mosaics in the Sagrada Familia are a testament to the genius of Antoni Gaudí and his unique mosaical vision.
- The mosaical ceiling of the Sistine Chapel is a masterpiece of the Renaissance, featuring iconic scenes painted by Michelangelo.
- The mosaical art form has been used throughout history to embellish religious buildings, palaces, and public spaces.
- Modern artists continue to explore the potential of mosaical techniques, creating innovative and contemporary works.
- The mosaical textures and patterns in nature, such as the honeycomb or the wings of butterflies, are a source of inspiration for artists.
FAQs About the word mosaical
Mosaic (in either sense).
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vibrant mosaical tiles shimmered under the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing visual spectacle.
The ancient cathedral walls were adorned with intricate mosaical masterpieces depicting biblical scenes.
The artist painstakingly assembled tiny glass tesserae to form a mosaical portrait of a renowned philosopher.
The mosaical floor in the Roman villa showcased intricate geometric patterns and mythological figures.
