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cobblestone
This term evokes a strong sense of antiquity and European charm, often appearing in literature and travel writing to establish a historical or romantic atmosphere. While it refers to a specific type of rounded stone, it is frequently used as a general descriptor for any old-fashioned stone paving, regardless of whether the stones are naturally rounded or squared.
When used as an adjective, the word functions as a classifier that modifies the surface or the path, such as in "cobblestone alley." As a noun, it can refer to the individual stone or the collective surface. Because it describes a material, it is often used in the singular to describe the overall paving style, though the plural is used when referring to the individual units of stone.
Meanings
Examples
The carriage wheels rattled loudly against the cobblestones.
I love the charm of these narrow cobblestone alleys.
Watch your step on the uneven cobblestone path.
The village square is a beautiful expanse of grey cobblestone.
He tripped over a loose cobblestone and fell flat on his face.
The knight rode his horse across the cobblestone courtyard.
Walking on cobblestones in high heels is a nightmare.
The rain made the cobblestone surface slippery and dangerous.