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Meanings of unhewn in English
Usage of unhewn in English
1
These timbers were covered with loose unhewn stone common to the neighborhood.
2
It was built of unhewn stone, and had small windows and loop-holes.
3
It is not at all ornamental: rough, unhewn arches and clumsy piers.'
4
It could be of unhewn granite, and I can manage the walls myself.
5
It was built of unhewn logs, and had a mud roof.
6
The figure was of white magnesium limestone, and stood upon rock yet unhewn.
7
The stones that composed them looked now enormous, cracked and unhewn.
8
Everywhere around us are unhewn rocks stirred with a strange motion.
9
Jagged pieces of yet unhewn sandstone they were, with cruel edges.
10
They were built of unhewn stone, but solid, and not inelegant.
11
The pines divide with an unhewn granite boulder the honor of being his monument.
12
At Rovesche, the urn was placed in a square chest made of unhewn stones.
13
The first specimens of Greek sculpture were rough, unhewn wooden representations of the gods.
14
The circular form, the horseshoe form, the unhewn Hele Stone, all bespeak religious origin.
15
Rough unhewn walls resolved themselves out of our wavering vision.
16
Judging by what I saw, London stone was a rudely shaped and unhewn post.
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