stone-gray (Meaning)
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stone-gray (s)
of the color of slate or granite
Synonyms & Antonyms of stone-gray
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stone-gray Sentence Examples
- The towering granite castle loomed over the landscape, its stone-gray facade a testament to its formidable presence.
- The ancient runes carved into the stone-gray slab whispered tales of a forgotten civilization.
- The statue of the Roman emperor stood tall and imposing, its stone-gray surface polished to perfection.
- The old woman's eyes were a piercing stone-gray, reflecting a lifetime of wisdom and sorrow.
- The waves crashed against the stone-gray cliffs, sending up a spray of water that glistened in the sunlight.
- The worn leather satchel had faded to a stone-gray hue, bearing witness to countless journeys.
- The abandoned ruins of the once-magnificent temple lay in ruins, their stone-gray walls crumbling into dust.
- The humble cottage was built of stone-gray, local materials that blended seamlessly with the surrounding countryside.
- The bird's nest was cunningly concealed amidst the stone-gray branches of the old elm tree.
- The sculptor carefully chiseled away at the stone-gray marble, bringing his masterpiece slowly to life.
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of the color of slate or granite
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The towering granite castle loomed over the landscape, its stone-gray facade a testament to its formidable presence.
The ancient runes carved into the stone-gray slab whispered tales of a forgotten civilization.
The statue of the Roman emperor stood tall and imposing, its stone-gray surface polished to perfection.
The old woman's eyes were a piercing stone-gray, reflecting a lifetime of wisdom and sorrow.
