plaster saint (Meaning)
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plaster saint (n)
a person (considered to be) without human failings
Synonyms & Antonyms of plaster saint
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plaster saint Sentence Examples
- The mayor was revealed to be a plaster saint who had hidden his true colors behind a façade of charity.
- The old barn had crumbling walls that resembled the weathered plaster saint on the mantle.
- The children loved to play with the plaster saint figurines, often breaking their fragile limbs.
- The churchgoers whispered about the scandalous behavior of their once-revered plaster saint.
- The plaster saint in the garden had been blackened by pollution, losing its former radiance.
- The plaster saint in the museum was meticulously crafted, its details so lifelike that it almost seemed to breathe.
- The artist used plaster saints as inspiration for their surreal sculptures, twisting their forms into grotesque shapes.
- The politician's promises were nothing more than plaster saints, easily crumbling under scrutiny.
- The plaster saint had been stolen from the chapel, leaving behind only an empty pedestal.
- The plaster saint's serene countenance belied the storm of emotions raging within its creator.
FAQs About the word plaster saint
a person (considered to be) without human failings
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mayor was revealed to be a plaster saint who had hidden his true colors behind a façade of charity.
The old barn had crumbling walls that resembled the weathered plaster saint on the mantle.
The children loved to play with the plaster saint figurines, often breaking their fragile limbs.
The churchgoers whispered about the scandalous behavior of their once-revered plaster saint.
