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Meaning of serrature
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serrature (n.)
A notching, like that between the teeth of a saw, in the edge of anything.
One of the teeth in a serrated edge; a serration.
serrature Sentence Examples
- The door's serrature was intricate and ornate, with delicate carvings adorning its surface.
- The keyhole of the antique serrature was so small that it required a magnifying glass to locate.
- The blacksmith meticulously forged the serrature, ensuring its durability and resistance to picking.
- The police investigated the crime scene and discovered a shattered serrature, indicating forced entry.
- The castle's towering walls were protected by heavy iron serratures that prevented unwanted guests from sneaking inside.
- The vault's impenetrable serrature required multiple keys and a complex sequence to open.
- The child's toy box had a rickety serrature that could be easily opened with a simple push.
- The burglar attempted to pick the serrature but was unsuccessful, leaving behind telltale marks.
- The locksmith replaced the old serrature with a state-of-the-art model that boasted improved security features.
- The serrature on the attic door was rusty and creaked ominously as it slowly opened, revealing a hidden staircase.
FAQs About the word serrature
A notching, like that between the teeth of a saw, in the edge of anything., One of the teeth in a serrated edge; a serration.
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The door's serrature was intricate and ornate, with delicate carvings adorning its surface.
The keyhole of the antique serrature was so small that it required a magnifying glass to locate.
The blacksmith meticulously forged the serrature, ensuring its durability and resistance to picking.
The police investigated the crime scene and discovered a shattered serrature, indicating forced entry.
