Agate Ware

Pronunciation: /ˈæɡət wɛər/

Definitions of agate ware

noun a type of pottery with a marbled effect resembling agate

Example Sentences

A1 Agate ware is a type of pottery with a marbled appearance.

A2 I bought a beautiful agate ware vase for my living room.

B1 Many collectors seek out rare pieces of agate ware for their collection.

B2 The artisan used a special technique to create the intricate patterns on the agate ware bowl.

C1 The museum curator showcased a stunning display of agate ware from different time periods.

C2 Art enthusiasts appreciate the craftsmanship and artistry involved in creating agate ware.

Examples of agate ware in a Sentence

formal The artisan crafted a beautiful agate ware vase using a special technique.

informal I saw a really cool agate ware bowl at the art fair.

slang Check out this sick agate ware plate I found at the thrift store!

figurative Her personality was like agate ware - unique and colorful.

Grammatical Forms of agate ware

• plural: agate wares
• comparative: more agate ware
• superlative: most agate ware
• present tense: is agate ware
• future tense: will be agate ware
• perfect tense: has been agate ware
• continuous tense: is being agate ware
• singular: agate ware
• positive degree: agate ware
• infinitive: to agate ware
• gerund: agating ware
• participle: agated ware

Origin and Evolution of agate ware

First Known Use: 1600 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'agate ware' originated from the use of agate, a type of semi-precious stone, in pottery and ceramics.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe pottery with a marbled or veined appearance resembling that of agate stone, the term 'agate ware' has evolved to encompass a broader range of ceramics with similar decorative techniques.