tinstone (Meaning)
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tinstone (n.)
Cassiterite.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tinstone
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
tinstone Sentence Examples
- The miners were overjoyed when they discovered a rich seam of tinstone deep within the mine.
- The tinstone was crushed and smelted in a furnace to extract pure tin.
- The town's economy relied heavily on the tinstone industry, providing employment for many locals.
- The tinstone was exported to England and other countries, where it was used to make various products.
- The tinstone mining process generated a significant amount of waste material, which had to be disposed of carefully.
- The tinstone deposits were found in veins or lodes that extended deep into the earth.
- The tinstone miners faced dangerous conditions, such as cave-ins and flooding, while working underground.
- The tinstone industry attracted people from all over the world, leading to a diverse population in the mining town.
- The tinstone mines were eventually exhausted, and the town suffered an economic decline as a result.
- Despite the industry's decline, the tinstone mines remain a historical landmark and a reminder of the town's past prosperity.
FAQs About the word tinstone
Cassiterite.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The miners were overjoyed when they discovered a rich seam of tinstone deep within the mine.
The tinstone was crushed and smelted in a furnace to extract pure tin.
The town's economy relied heavily on the tinstone industry, providing employment for many locals.
The tinstone was exported to England and other countries, where it was used to make various products.
