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Term used to describe marks or lines forming a design, motif, image, or pattern of some kind that can been cut into stone, metal, bone, wood, ceramic, or other fairly soft material.
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 | lapidary |
| inscriptible |
| pseudepigraphous |
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- inscriptible
- pseudepigraphous
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- incenter (mathematics)
- inscribable
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- Für Elise (music)
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- lettering
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