Marmoreal, Marmorean adj. Made of, or like, marble.
"Marmorial" is an adjective derived from the Latin marmor, meaning "marble." It is used to describe something that resembles or is made of marble, or something that has qualities associated with marble, such as smoothness, durability, or a polished appearance. Often, "marmorial" is used in a more figurative or poetic sense to evoke the grandeur, elegance, and timelessness associated with marble, which has historically been used in art, architecture, and sculpture.
In a broader sense, "marmorial" can also be used to describe anything that has the cold, smooth, and sometimes unyielding qualities of marble, evoking images of classical statues or the polished surfaces of marble structures.
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