pergamentaceous Synonyms
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pergamentaceous Meaning
Webster
pergamentaceous (a.)
Like parchment.
pergamentaceous Sentence Examples
- The ancient manuscript had a pergamentaceous texture, resembling dried animal skin.
- The librarian carefully handled the pergamentaceous document, aware of its fragility.
- The paper used in the early printing press was often pergamentaceous in nature.
- The pergamentaceous material was smooth and allowed for precise writing.
- The artist used pergamentaceous parchment to create an intricate map of the region.
- The parchment's pergamentaceous surface added depth and character to the watercolor painting.
- Archaeologists discovered a pergamentaceous scroll that contained ancient texts and lore.
- The book's pages had a distinctive pergamentaceous smell that evoked a sense of antiquity.
- The pergamentaceous cover of the diary protected its delicate contents.
- The old atlas's maps were printed on pergamentaceous paper, giving them a timeless quality.
FAQs About the word pergamentaceous
Like parchment.
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The ancient manuscript had a pergamentaceous texture, resembling dried animal skin.
The librarian carefully handled the pergamentaceous document, aware of its fragility.
The paper used in the early printing press was often pergamentaceous in nature.
The pergamentaceous material was smooth and allowed for precise writing.
