stonecutter
- noun
- /ˈstoʊnˌkʌtər/
- Specialized
- The stonecutter worked diligently on the sculpture.
Examples
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Many stonecutters use diamond blades for precision.
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The workshop installed a powerful stonecutter to shape granite blocks for the facade.
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He used the stonecutter to make precise grooves in the marble for the fountain.
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Modern stonecutters can slice slabs far faster than traditional hand tools.
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The skilled stonecutter carefully shaped the marble for the new sculpture.
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Using the stonecutter, he was able to create precise edges on the building blocks.
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After months of practice, she finally mastered the art of using the stonecutter to refine her stone designs.
Synonyms
A tool with a sharp edge used to cut and shape wood and other materials
A machine that splits large stone blocks like granite or marble into smaller pieces
A machine that splits large rocks like granite into pieces
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Etymology
Stonecutter can also mean a tool or machine, using the same parts stone ('rock') and cutter ('one who cuts'). So a stonecutter as a device is the thing that 'cuts rock' to shape or slice it.