plinth

Converse of object

• chamfer: East wall: tower arch raised on chamfered plinth.
• mold: There is a double basal, molded plinth with slightly hollowed coping stones, to a height of about 1m above ground level.
• raise: Floor of red quarry tiles; raised plinths for the benches remain; some heating vent grilles down aisle.
• step: On stepped square plinth a pedestal in form of Roman funerary monument, surmounted by tapering obelisk, pointed at summit.

Preposition: at

• height: East wall: rough plinth at height of 0.5m.
• base: In ' C ' with a low plinth at the base of the wall.

Adjective modifier

• basal: South wall: basal plinth of red sandstone blocks.
• octagonal: Furniture: an octagonal, worn yellow sandstone sundial plinth is located under an Irish yew tree near the southeast gates.
• concrete: The concrete plinth awaits the railroad to correct its size.
• rectangular: Above a rectangular plinth is a face showing what appears to be a long beard.
• wooden: Also a small single cylinder Hot Air Machine, home made on wooden plinth, Good Plus.
• empty: There's space on the empty plinth for a start.

Modifies a noun

• height: This provides evidence that altering plinth height is a simple postural risk reduction measure that is worth employing.
• base: Prepare a disk of mortar 0.6m diameter by 1cm deep on to the plinth base.

Noun used with modifier

• rubble: Brick on rubble plinth, substantial remains of an earlier timber framed building.
• granite: Wing behind left hand bay is built on a granite plinth on which a molded brick band rises over a blocked cellar opening.
• cobble: Brick with Welsh slate roof to forge, Swithland slate to the rest of the range, which also has a cobble plinth.
• brick: The frame is of elm, sitting on a brick plinth wall.
• sandstone: The whole is set in a worn sandstone plinth.
• stone: A glass top on a stone plinth hides the head of a 49 feet deep well over a bubbling spring.