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stucco Synonyms

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• noun (Context 1)

A fine plaster or cement used for coating exterior or interior walls, often applied wet and drying to a hard, durable finish.

Usage Example

"The traditional Mediterranean villa was characterized by its bright white plaster and terracotta roof tiles."

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plaster
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render
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cement

• noun (Context 2)

Decorative plasterwork used for architectural ornamentation, such as moldings, cornices, and relief sculptures.

Usage Example

"The ceiling of the Baroque church was adorned with intricate plasterwork featuring angels and elaborate floral motifs."

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plasterwork
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molding
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parget

• verb (Context 3)

To coat, decorate, or finish a wall or surface with stucco.

Usage Example

"The construction crew will plaster the exterior of the house tomorrow to protect it from the coastal weather."

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plaster
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render
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coat
cover

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