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mosaicry

/məʊˈzeɪ.ɪkɹi/

mosaicry noun: the art of making mosaics.

Noun

mosaicry

  1. The art of making mosaics.
    • All that is required now is—that he should be thoroughly acquainted with the history and geography of Great Britain and its dependencies, the acts and policy of the different administrations which have been in power since the fall of Wolsey, the lives of the Speakers, the contents of the Journals...1873 February 8, “Parliamentaria”, in Punch, volume 64, page 54
    • The eight-part Te Deum, with its stabbing golden trumpets, reflects, even at that distance, the blazing mosaicry of St. Mark's in Venice.1979, Musical Heritage Review - Volume 3, Issues 10-18, page 66

Origin of mosaicry

From mosaic + -ry.

Questions about mosaicry

What does mosaicry mean?
Mosaicry means the art of making mosaics.
What part of speech is mosaicry?
Mosaicry is a noun.
How do you pronounce mosaicry?
Mosaicry is pronounced /məʊˈzeɪ.ɪkɹi/.

Words near mosaicry in the dictionary

  1. mosaickings
  2. mosaicks
  3. mosaiclike
  4. mosaicplasties
  5. mosaicplasty
  6. mosaicry
  7. mosaics
  8. mosaiculture
  9. mosaicultures
  10. Mosaism
  11. Mosaisms

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