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Meanings of masonry in English
Worldwide widespread movement for humanitarianism which gives its supporters an understanding of the ideal of the noble humanity.
Usage of masonry in English
1
In the undecked part were the boiler and engine, set in masonry.
2
The masonry itself is the chief matter of interest in these structures.
3
We could easily find their masonry on the stones in the harmas.
4
Behind it the crudest sort of masonry walled up a natural door.
5
The masonry was of the same character as that of the wall.
6
There was a hole in the masonry-thetomb had been broken into.
7
Even Mr Knapp could find no chink in that masonry of words.
8
It was seemingly the effect of a solitary tallow-candle behind the masonry.
9
Baird didn't look back as he picked his way over fallen masonry.
10
The campanile has a round top and flowers sprout from the masonry.
11
The search after this word constitutes the whole system of speculative masonry.
12
The masonry of the Hall rose up above him like a precipice.
13
Plain concrete abutments differ little in form and volume from masonry abutments.
14
When the masonry showed flaws Thursday morning the riders were sent out.
15
The roadway was littered with bits of timber and heaps of masonry.
16
Then, fill the inside of the wall with broken stone or masonry.
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Masonry across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common