rubblework (Meaning)
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rubblework (n.)
Masonry constructed of unsquared stones that are irregular in size and shape.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rubblework
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rubblework Sentence Examples
- The ancient castle's walls were crumbling into a picturesque rubblework of stone and mortar.
- The abandoned factory's exterior showcased a fascinating tapestry of graffiti and rubblework.
- The tumbled-down barn had its wooden beams entwined with the rubblework of its walls.
- The earthquake had reduced the once-magnificent temple to a heap of rubblework and broken columns.
- The archaeologists meticulously excavated the rubblework of a Roman villa, revealing its intricate mosaic floors.
- The garden's stone wall featured an intricate rubblework design that added a touch of rustic charm.
- The fallen chimney had created a pile of rubblework that blocked the front entrance of the house.
- The old stone bridge had survived numerous storms, its rubblework arches still standing strong.
- The castle's rubblework fortifications offered little protection from the relentless siege artillery.
- The church's stained glass windows were set within intricate rubblework frames that told a biblical story.
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Masonry constructed of unsquared stones that are irregular in size and shape.
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No antonyms found.
The ancient castle's walls were crumbling into a picturesque rubblework of stone and mortar.
The abandoned factory's exterior showcased a fascinating tapestry of graffiti and rubblework.
The tumbled-down barn had its wooden beams entwined with the rubblework of its walls.
The earthquake had reduced the once-magnificent temple to a heap of rubblework and broken columns.
