ferroconcrete
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of ferroconcrete
Example Sentences
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Originally Clyde’s Cleaners, built in 1946 to serve Lower Queen Anne Hill, the building was refashioned in 1984 into the ferroconcrete mound popularly known as The Blob.
From Seattle Times • Mar. 24, 2022
Today in Germany we write poems in steel and symphonies in ferroconcrete.
From Time Magazine Archive
People now come only on holidays�at New Year's to Senso-ji, the temple reconstructed in painted ferroconcrete.
From Time Magazine Archive
The town was girdled by a 25-mile belt of ferroconcrete pillboxes, tank traps and barbed wire.
From Time Magazine Archive
Floodlights spilled brilliance over the dunes and the scrubby earth, high fences casting laced shadows across the burning white expanses of ferroconcrete.
From The Hills of Home by Coppel, Alfred
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