Pronunciation: /ˈæk.rə.lɪθ/
noun a statue made of stone with a head and extremities of a different material, usually metal
A1 An acrolith is a type of ancient statue made from a combination of stone and other materials.
A2 In ancient Greece, acroliths were commonly used in religious ceremonies and temple decorations.
B1 The acrolith of Athena Parthenos in the Parthenon was made of ivory and gold, with a wooden core.
B2 Scholars believe that acroliths were created to represent deities in a more lifelike and majestic way.
C1 The craftsmanship and artistry of acroliths demonstrate the skill and creativity of ancient sculptors.
C2 Acroliths played a significant role in the religious and cultural practices of ancient civilizations.
formal The acrolith statue was a common feature in ancient Greek temples.
informal Have you seen that acrolith statue in the museum? It's pretty cool.
slang Check out that acrolith, it's so old school.
figurative The acrolith of tradition and innovation is evident in the design of the new building.
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