plastery (Meaning)

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plastery (a.)

Of the nature of plaster.

No weak antonyms found.

The walls were covered in a thick, plastery substance that resembled cement.
The surgeon meticulously applied a plastery cast to the patient's broken limb.
The plastery exterior of the old building was crumbling and in need of repair.
The sculptor's hands deftly molded the plastery clay into an intricate form.
The pottery shards had a rough, plastery texture that hinted at their age.
The sidewalk was covered in a slippery layer of plastery ice, making it hazardous to walk.
The plastery ceiling threatened to collapse under the weight of the accumulated dust.
The artist's plastery model served as a guide for the final sculpture.
The plastery texture of the wallpaper added a touch of age and charm to the room.
The plastery paste used to repair the broken vase hardened into a durable and seamless bond.

Of the nature of plaster.

nail, tack (up), broadcast, proclaim, promulgate, publish,post, placard, advertise, bill

remove, remove,take down, take down,

The walls were covered in a thick, plastery substance that resembled cement.

The surgeon meticulously applied a plastery cast to the patient's broken limb.

The plastery exterior of the old building was crumbling and in need of repair.

The sculptor's hands deftly molded the plastery clay into an intricate form.