0 an almost transparent, white stone, often used for making decorative objects
Conscious of nothing but her grief, motionless, and blinded by her tears, she looked like a weeping statue of alabaster.
In the middle of the lower court there was a stately fountain of fair alabaster.
The cliffs that border the foreshore are strikingly coloured and are veined with alabaster.
The whole of the frieze is of alabaster, while the architrave and cornice are of black marble.
The team felt it was important that the building should naturally keep the alabaster cool, without any mechanical equipment subject to failure or human error.
Lighting of the alabaster curtain wall so that at night it would light the church interior and act as a beacon to the community outside.
With biological literalism, the photograph conveys the material truth behind the alabaster male torso of classical sculpture that it self-consciously displaces.