Pronunciation: /ˈɜrθənˌwɛər/
noun a type of ceramic ware made from clay that is fired at a low temperature, typically unglazed
A1 I bought a set of earthenware plates for my new apartment.
A2 The souvenir shop sells various earthenware pottery items.
B1 The artist specializes in creating unique earthenware sculptures.
B2 The museum has a collection of ancient earthenware artifacts from different civilizations.
C1 The archaeologist discovered a hidden cache of earthenware vessels dating back to the Bronze Age.
C2 The expert appraiser confirmed that the earthenware vase was a valuable antique piece.
adjective relating to or made of earthenware
A1 I bought a set of earthenware plates for my new apartment.
A2 The artisan crafted beautiful earthenware vases to sell at the market.
B1 The restaurant served soup in earthenware bowls, giving it a rustic feel.
B2 The museum displayed a collection of ancient earthenware artifacts from different cultures.
C1 The archaeologist uncovered a hidden chamber filled with earthenware pottery dating back centuries.
C2 The expert identified the earthenware figurine as a rare piece from the Ming dynasty.
formal The museum displayed a collection of ancient earthenware pottery.
informal I found a beautiful earthenware vase at the flea market.
slang Check out this cool earthenware mug I got from the thrift store.
figurative Her words were like delicate earthenware, easily shattered by criticism.
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