sticks and stone Antonyms
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Meaning of sticks and stone
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sticks and stone (n)
a general term for building materials
sticks and stone Sentence Examples
- The cruel words hurled at her were like sharp sticks piercing her heart.
- Sticks and stones may break her bones, but her spirit remained unyielding.
- He brandished a thick stick as a warning, its menacing presence keeping the crowd at bay.
- The children gleefully skipped with sticks in hand, leaving a trail of laughter in their wake.
- The ancient temple walls were adorned with intricate carvings of animals and mythical creatures, depicted with sticks and stones.
- The forest floor was carpeted with a layer of fallen sticks and leaves, creating a soft and fragrant underfoot sensation.
- The construction workers used long, sturdy sticks to mark the outlines of the building's foundation.
- The sticks of incense burned slowly, filling the room with a calming aroma.
- The hikers stumbled upon a pile of discarded sticks, a testament to the previous travelers who had passed through.
- The young artist used sticks and stones to create a whimsical mosaic on the canvas, capturing the essence of the rugged landscape.
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a general term for building materials
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The cruel words hurled at her were like sharp sticks piercing her heart.
Sticks and stones may break her bones, but her spirit remained unyielding.
He brandished a thick stick as a warning, its menacing presence keeping the crowd at bay.
The children gleefully skipped with sticks in hand, leaving a trail of laughter in their wake.
