Marmoreal [mar-MOR-ee-əl]
Part of speech: adjective
Origin: Latin, 18th century
1. Made of or likened to marble.
Examples of marmoreal in a sentence
"As the artists drew him, the model stood so still, he was practically marmoreal."
"Sarah doubted the contractor’s claim that his new application process would give her driveway asphalt a marmoreal appearance."
