Cunninghamia
- noun
- Many traditional houses in East Asia are built using Cunninghamia wood.
Examples
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Because of its light weight, Cunninghamia is often used for outdoor decking and fencing.
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The carpenter prefers Cunninghamia for its strength.
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The furniture maker chose Cunninghamia for its smooth texture and resistance to insects.
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Many builders choose Cunninghamia for outdoor projects.
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Many traditional houses in East Asia are built using Cunninghamia wood, which is prized for its durability.
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The furniture maker chose Cunninghamia for its smooth texture, making it ideal for fine cabinetry.
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Because of its light weight and resistance to insects, Cunninghamia is commonly selected for outdoor decking.
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Etymology
Cunninghamia comes from the name of a plant scientist, Cunningham, and so it is used for the wood that comes from those trees. So, Cunninghamia wood means the timber of that tree, known for being strong and useful in building.