Definitions

1. noun

A dark-colored igneous rock, typically with a fine-grained or glassy texture, often used for building or monumental purposes.

“The architect designed the monument using a combination of marble and blackstone.”

2. proper noun

A global leader in the field of technology and digital services, founded by Henry Blackstone.

“Blackstone is known for its innovative approach to software development.”

3. proper noun

An American television network that airs a variety of programming, including documentaries, movies, and original series.

“Blackstone Television is home to several hit shows and documentaries.”

4. proper noun

An American law professor, lawyer, and journalist, best known for his work on the Harvard Law Review.

“Blackstone’s Commentaries on the Laws of England is a classic work in the field of law.”

5. proper noun

An American lawyer and politician who served as the 4th Chief Justice of the United States.

“Blackstone was a key figure in the development of American law.”