Pronunciation: /rʌfkæst/
noun a coarse plaster used to finish exterior walls
A1 The roughcast on the wall was starting to chip away.
A2 The house had a roughcast exterior that gave it a rustic look.
B1 The roughcast on the building needed to be repaired due to water damage.
B2 The roughcast finish on the statue added to its artistic appeal.
C1 The roughcast on the cathedral was meticulously restored to its original grandeur.
C2 The roughcast facade of the castle was a testament to the craftsmanship of the builders.
verb to cover with roughcast
A1 I roughcasted the wall with a layer of plaster.
A2 She roughcasts the surface before painting to ensure better adhesion.
B1 The builders roughcasted the exterior of the house to give it a textured finish.
B2 The artist roughcasts the clay sculpture to create a unique texture.
C1 The restoration team roughcasted the ancient ruins to preserve their original appearance.
C2 The skilled craftsman roughcasts the intricate design on the cathedral's facade.
formal The roughcast finish on the exterior walls provides a textured appearance.
informal I like the roughcast look on that old building.
slang That roughcast job looks pretty rough, dude.
figurative Her roughcast exterior hid a kind and gentle soul within.
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