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Meaning of white marble
The primary meaning of "white marble" refers to a type of metamorphic rock that is predominantly white in color and often used in sculpture and architecture.
Etymology of white marble
The word "marble" comes from the Old French "marbre", which is derived from the Latin "marmar", itself borrowed from the Greek "μάρμαρος" (marmaros), meaning "shining stone" or "gleaming stone".
The term "white marble" specifically refers to the color and appearance of the rock, with "white" being derived from the Old English "hwīt", meaning "white" or "fair".
Synonyms
alabaster
ivory
cream
beige
pale
fair
light
snowy
milky
pearl
frosty
silvery
ghostly
spectral
eerie
misty
hazy
cloudy
grayish
blanched
wan
ashen
pallid
delicate
refined
elegant
sophisticated
luxurious
ornate
carved
sculpted
statuesque
classical
traditional
vintage
antique
ornamental
decorative
beautiful
exquisite
Definitions
- A metamorphic rock composed predominantly of calcite, typically white or light-colored, and often used in sculpture and architecture.
- * A material or substance resembling white marble in appearance or properties.
Usage Examples
- The sculpture was carved from a single block of white marble, showcasing the artist's exceptional skill.
- * The floors of the ancient temple were made of white marble, polished to a high shine by centuries of foot traffic.
- * The kitchen countertops were made of white marble, adding a touch of elegance to the room.
Antonyms
black marble
dark stone
rough granite
coarse limestone
dull concrete
plain brick
ordinary tile
ugly rock
unrefined material
crude substance
unpolished surface
matte finish
dull texture
rough-hewn
unornamented
unsophisticated
unluxurious
bland
unremarkable
mundane