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masoned

/ˈmeɪsənd/

masonedpast participle

/ˈmeɪsənd/

Past-participial adjective meaning ‘constructed of masonry’; better categorisation than generic ADJECTIVE.

Translations

maçonnéArchitecture ; construit en pierre ou en brique par un maçon.

The masoned walls of the ancient castle have stood the test of time.

Les murs maçonnés de l'ancien château ont résisté à l'épreuve du temps.

Definitions

Constructed or built with stone or brick by a mason.

The masoned walls of the ancient castle have stood the test of time.

Synonyms

brick-built

masoned (rare variant)

constructed of masonry

built of stone

masonnoun

Definitions

A skilled worker who builds with stone, brick, or concrete.

The mason carefully laid each brick to ensure the wall was straight and sturdy.

A member of a fraternal organization known as the Freemasons.

He attended the meeting at the lodge as a dedicated mason.

masonverb

masoned

Past Simple

masoned

Past Simple

masoned

Past Participle

masoning

ing-form

/ˈmeɪsən/

Transitive verb meaning 'to build or work as a mason; to construct or strengthen with stone or brick'.

Translations

maçonner

They masoned the fireplace using locally quarried stone.

Ils ont maçonné la cheminée avec de la pierre extraite localement.

Definitions

To build, construct, or strengthen (something) with stone, brick, or concrete, especially by laying units in mortar.

They masoned the fireplace using locally quarried stone.

Synonyms

lay stone

lay bricks

masonadjective

Definitions

Relating to masonry or to a mason; used in or suitable for building with stone or brick.

He bought a set of mason chisels for his restoration project.

masonproper noun

Definitions

An English occupational surname originating from the noun mason.

George Mason was a prominent figure in early American history.

A male given name transferred from the surname.

Mason won the science fair at his school.