dull stone
noun phrase
Pronunciation: dʌl stoʊn
Definition
A rock that lacks luster, shine, or transparency, often appearing flat or uninteresting in appearance.
Examples
She picked up a dull stone from the garden, hoping to find a hidden gem inside.
The jeweler dismissed the dull stone as common gravel with no commercial value.
After years of erosion, the once-bright mineral had become a dull stone buried in the mud.
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