fasinite
/fæsɪˈnaɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A type of metamorphic rock that is similar to marble but is formed from a different type of rock, typically a sedimentary rock such as shale or limestone.
“The geologist studied the unique characteristics of the fasinite formations in the mountain range.”
2. noun
A type of metamorphic rock formed from shale or other sedimentary rocks, often used in decorative stone carvings.
“The artist used fasinite to create intricate designs on the stone walls of the ancient temple.”