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Often used in the same context:
marble,
limestone,
stone,
travertine,
sandstone,
flagstone,
quartzite,
soapstone,
basalt,
masonry,
stonework,
ashlar,
bluestone,
volcanic rock,
terrazzo,
terra cotta,
fieldstone,
tile,
pilasters,
slab,
pavers,
scagliola,
schist,
fireclay,
brickwork,
obelisk,
concrete,
pediment,
brick,
gothic arch,
alabaster,
wrought iron,
verdigris,
metamorphic rock,
backsplash,
gypsum,
terracotta,
monument,
tufa,
onyx marble,
dolmen,
coquina,
precast concrete,
lintels,
crenellations,
hipped roof,
stainless steel,
wainscot,
stucco,
cabinetry,
quartz,
firebrick,
countertops,
baluster,
plastic laminate,
paver,
onyx,
newel post,
backsplashes,
quoins,
roughcast,
dentil,
labradorite,
jasper,
mansard,
bas relief,
gritstone,
stelae,
flooring,
ogee,
palisades,
cabochons,
boulders,
mullions,
corbel,
ironwood,
knotty pine,
armillary,
cornice,
gneiss,
zebrawood,
bullnose,
walnut,
romanesque architecture,
cedar,
gable roof,
argillite,
carvings,
steel,
friezes,
teak,
chalcedony,
reinforced concrete,
ironwork,
mansard roof,
mahogany,
entablature,
parquetry,
wood,
quarrier,
walls,
caryatids,
syenite,
diorite,
granites,
porphyry,
greenstone,
serpentine,
granodiorite,
rhyolite,
freestone,
trachyte,
flint,
diabase,
andesite,
chalk,
granitic,
basaltic,
quartzose,
granitoid,
glaciated,
trachytic,
eroded,
felspathic,
gneissic,
laterite,
slate,
syenitic,
unworked,
upheaved,
andesitic,
mica
Appears in the definition of:
atomic number 14,
atomic number 86,
crystalline,
eruptive,
gneiss,
granitelike,
granitic,
irruptive,
living granite,
living rock,
overlie,
pegmatite,
perdurable,
piece,
plutonic,
quartz,
radon,
rn,
rocklike,
saint cloud,
si,
sial,
silicon,
slate-gray,
slatey,
slaty,
st. cloud,
stone-gray,
stone mimicry plant,
stony,
tantalite,
thorite,
undressed
More general:
batholite,
batholith,
firmness,
pluton,
plutonic rock,
steadiness
Also try:
— Nouns for granite:
gneiss,
porphyry,
rock,
dust,
gneisses,
steps,
soils,
pegmatites,
boulder,
stone,
pegmatite,
more...
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