slab-sided (Meaning)
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slab-sided (a.)
Having flat sides; hence, tall, or long and lank.
Synonyms & Antonyms of slab-sided
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slab-sided Sentence Examples
- The ancestral home had a slab-sided appearance, its walls as flat as a weathered stone.
- The old barn stood tall and slab-sided, its weathered exterior revealing its years of service.
- The manager was a slab-sided individual, broad-shouldered and imposing.
- The stone cottage was slab-sided and unadorned, a testament to its humble beginnings.
- The towering skyscraper had a slab-sided design, its sleek exterior soaring into the clouds.
- The slab-sided bookshelf leaned precariously, threatening to topple over with the weight of its contents.
- The slab-sided cliffs rose majestically from the ocean's edge, their sheer faces creating a sense of awe.
- The slab-sided table stood in the center of the dining room, its heavy oak construction providing a solid foundation.
- The antique armoire had a slab-sided profile, its intricately carved doors adding a touch of elegance.
- The slab-sided mountain towered over the valley below, its rugged surface scarred by centuries of erosion.
FAQs About the word slab-sided
Having flat sides; hence, tall, or long and lank.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancestral home had a slab-sided appearance, its walls as flat as a weathered stone.
The old barn stood tall and slab-sided, its weathered exterior revealing its years of service.
The manager was a slab-sided individual, broad-shouldered and imposing.
The stone cottage was slab-sided and unadorned, a testament to its humble beginnings.
