(ˈ)mär|mōrēəl, (ˈ)mȧ|-, -mȯr- adjective
or mar·mo·re·an -ən
Etymology: Latin marmore us marmoreal (from marmor marble) + English -al or -an
1. : of, relating to, or resembling marble or a marble statue especially in coldness, smoothness, or majesty : statuesque
art is not a marmoreal calm — Irwin Edman
his conception of marmorean stillness — D.A.Stauffer
2. : made of marble
those marmoreal domes — Robert Browning
• mar·mo·re·al·ly -əlē, -li adverb