- be built of something
- to be made from a particular material
The pyramids are built of solid stone.
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be built of something
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be built of something — phrase to be made from a particular material The pyramids are built of solid stone. Thesaurus: made of or similar to a specific substancehyponym Main entry: build … Useful english dictionary
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