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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a stone slab" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a flat, rectangular piece of stone, often used in construction or as a surface for various purposes.
Example: "The ancient ruins were covered with a large stone slab that had intricate carvings."
Alternatives: "a rock panel" or "a stone tile".
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Effectively, he's a stone slab.
The plaque which first marked it has been replaced by a stone slab.
To cross a deep-gullied brook, we had to search out a stone slab bridge.
Here family and descendants supposedly feasted before a stone slab in a kind of chapel.
In a number of his projects, Mr. Howell has installed a stone slab from floor to ceiling around the fireplace.
With care, they deposited me on a stone slab at the foot of the throne, and then bowed deeply.
It's the gray surface of a stone slab, its size and shape not quite clear in the still swirling dust.
Once dead, however, Ms. Vishneva did look amazing, her supple back bent one last time, now over a stone slab.
Was I secretly hoping for a windswept cell with nothing but a stone slab on which to sleep?
At one end of the dining room, a thin sheet of water cascades down a stone slab.
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The ritualistic objects for this ceremony included a stone-slab altar, a basin for water, a small pot and a larger one for pouring the water, a mortar and pestle for grinding the plants, a cup into which the juice drips and a filter or strainer for decanting it, and cups for consuming the beverage obtained.
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