Dry Masonry (Noun)
Meaning
Masonry without mortar.
Classification
Nouns denoting man-made objects.
Examples
- The ancient Inca structures were built using dry masonry techniques that have withstood earthquakes and centuries of weathering.
- Dry masonry construction requires precise fitting of the stones to ensure stability and structural integrity.
- The use of dry masonry in building walls allows for better drainage and reduces the risk of water damage.
- The art of dry masonry has been passed down through generations of stonemasons who have mastered the technique of interlocking stones without mortar.
- The dry masonry walls of the ancient castle have been standing for centuries, a testament to the ingenuity of its builders.