ashlar

/ˈæʃlɑːr/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of stone masonry in which rectangular blocks of stone are fitted together without the use of mortar, often used in traditional architecture.

“The castle’s walls were constructed using the ashlar method, creating a seamless and sturdy exterior.”

Synonyms

  • ashlaring
  • stone masonry

Antonyms

  • mortared masonry
  • rough-hewn stone