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rustic
1. (of masonry) having a rusticated finish
2. brick or stone having a rough finish
rustic
1. Descriptive of rough, hand-dressed building stone, intentionally laid with high relief; used in modest structures of rural character.
2. A grade of building limestone, characterized by coarse texture.
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the extraordinarily beautiful, such as a sunrise over the waterfront, or the rustically simple -a pastoral view of wildflowers growing in a forgotten city centre corner - there are new things to be found.
Different view of city life by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Cut up all the vegetables, quite rustically, into large cubes; 3.
Simon serves up his finest and it's food fit for heroes by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
For a while, they lived rustically -- kind of like hippies -- up in the Cowles area in a tent," said Alex Tschursin, Taylor's grandson and his successor in the business.
SANTA FE STAPLE'S LAST DAYS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
 
 
 
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