stonecutter (Meaning)
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stonecutter (n)
someone who cuts or carves stone
Synonyms & Antonyms of stonecutter
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stonecutter Sentence Examples
- The renowned stonecutter dedicated his life to carving intricate designs into the cold, unyielding rock.
- The stonecutter's chisel and mallet resonated through the quarry, shaping the stone with precision and skill.
- The ancient civilization employed master stonecutters to construct magnificent temples and monuments.
- The stonecutter patiently and meticulously chipped away at the rough stone, revealing the hidden beauty within.
- The stonecutter's apprentices observed with keen eyes, learning the ancient art of stone carving.
- The stonecutter's tools were simple yet effective, enabling him to create breathtaking masterpieces.
- The stonecutter's hands were weathered and strong, a testament to his years of tireless effort.
- The stonecutter's legacy lived on through the countless works of art he inscribed in the stone.
- The stonecutter's workshop was a place of solitude and inspiration, where he could connect with the material and express his creativity.
- The stonecutter's craft required not only physical strength but also an unwavering determination and an artistic eye.
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someone who cuts or carves stone
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The renowned stonecutter dedicated his life to carving intricate designs into the cold, unyielding rock.
The stonecutter's chisel and mallet resonated through the quarry, shaping the stone with precision and skill.
The ancient civilization employed master stonecutters to construct magnificent temples and monuments.
The stonecutter patiently and meticulously chipped away at the rough stone, revealing the hidden beauty within.
