What is another word for rubbles?

Pronunciation: [ɹˈʌbə͡lz] (IPA)

The term 'rubbles' often refers to the remnants and debris left over after a demolition or destruction of a building or structure. Synonyms of rubbles include debris, wreckage, ruins, remnants, detritus, fragments, shards, and decay. Other synonyms to describe the aftermath of a demolition or fallen building is wreckage and debris. The term 'scrap' can also be used to describe materials that remain after a demolition or destruction, such as scrap metal, wood, or concrete. The term 'rubble' often has a negative connotation, but it is important to use appropriate language to describe the aftermath of such events in a sensitive and respectful manner.

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Usage examples for Rubbles

With this small weight they weigh their silver coins, of which the Emperor hath commanded to put to every small pound three rubbles of silver; and with the same weight they weigh all grocery wares, and almost all other wares, which come into the land, except those which they weigh by the pode, as hops, salt, iron, lead, tin, and batrie, with divers others.
"The Discovery of Muscovy etc."
Richard Hakluyt
But for your just proof, weigh six rubbles of Russian money with our pound weight, and then shall you see what it lacketh; for six rubbles of Russia is, by the Emperor's standard, the great pound.
"The Discovery of Muscovy etc."
Richard Hakluyt

Famous quotes with Rubbles

  • In every defeat, there develops a silent embryo of victory; in every failure, under the rubbles, there appears a divine key to success.
    Mehmet Murat ildan

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