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Meaning of gravel
Small rocks or fragments of rock used for paving, construction, or other purposes.
Etymology of gravel
The word "gravel" originated from the Old French word "gravele" or "gravier", which refers to a type of small rock or pebble
The Old French word is derived from the Latin word "gravelle" or "gravis", which means "heavy" or "weighty"
The word has been used in English since the 14th century to refer to small rocks or fragments of stone used for various purposes
Synonyms
Definitions
- Small stones or fragments of stone, typically used for paving, construction, or other purposes
- A type of rock that is composed of small, rounded or angular fragments of stone
- A layer of small stones or fragments of stone used as a surface for roads, paths, or other areas
Usage Examples
- The driveway was covered with a layer of gravel to provide traction and stability
- The construction crew used gravel as a base course for the new road
- The garden path was lined with small stones and gravel to create a decorative border