Castellated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CASTELLATED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having battlements or turrets
• (of a nut or other mechanical part) having grooves or slots on its upper face.
• having battlements like a castle
• Inclosed within a building; as, a fountain or cistern castellated.
• Furnished with turrets and battlements, like a castle; built in the style of a castle.
• having or resembling repeated square indentations like those in a battlement
• having battlements

How to use CASTELLATED in a sentence

• Beyond still, are mountain ranges, whose castellated peaks stand out in sharp and bold relief, on whose tops the beams of the descending sun lie like a mantle of silver and gold.
• There is a wonderful view from the castellated terraces, which in the distance suggest the remains of some ruined fortress.
• I have alluded to the castellated Rock of Goascoran, which, however, is only a type of the general features of the surrounding country.
• The reader may more than once have noticed our predilection for illustrating the castellated antiquities of Britain in our pages.
• Within full view of the old castle, and enclosed by the same park, stands the modern mansion, constructed in the style of a castellated Gothic building of the thirteenth century.
• This is certainly as grim as anything I have met over the Castellated signature.
• The most interesting structure, however, is the castellated one that clings to the face of the rock far above all inhabited dwellings.
• This building is a most picturesque jumble of the castellated styles of the thirteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth centuries.
• It was an old castellated building, with bastions and walls capable of standing a siege.
• Near to it is the castellated entrance into the castle, and the elegant tower of St.
• The castellated rampart which thus surrounded and guarded Nineveh did not constitute by any means its sole defence.
• The old grey castellated structure, erected in 1837, stood on the east side of the Square until 1894.
• Again I say, that those who wish to see the castellated monuments of the middle ages just as they were left by the builders, must come to this country.
• As I went away I looked up at the mediaeval castellated gateway of the place, and thought how perfectly the architecture suited the spirit of the institution.
• It was purple dusk now, by the river, with the castellated tops of butte and mountain molten gold in the evening sun.
• Ludlow Castle is an example of a great feudal fortress, as the little castellated manor I spoke of a while since is an example of a small one.
• Red ware salt jar with castellated and corrugated edges and rim.
• Another grey castellated town lay on the verge of the river, with towers that seemed even darker than ever.
• Three miles from Kilree is Aghavillar, with ruined church, attached castellated house, and Round Tower.
• The real castle I can see from my own feudal, castellated balcony.
• In Oundle, the principal hotel, a large castellated building, shows its whole front built of them.
• Considered as to its dimensions and its situation, it is by far the finest castellated ruin I ever saw.
• Caen contains another castellated building, which might easily mislead the studious antiquarian.
• Such, at least, is the case with the towers and walls, which, surrounding the dwelling, have given it a castellated aspect.
• The gigantic lumps of tawny earth, with castellated crags of stone, ghostly ruins one would say of cities that perished thousands of years before the bricks were made for Babylon.
• A thousand blue and white flags streamed from the tops of castellated mansions, and fluttered along the then almost impregnable ramparts.
• Renshaw the influence of her dreams of a castellated future with De Ferrieres, he regained the cabin.
• It seems to be a perpendicular precipice of about 2000 feet, with white base, and a middle strata of black rocks surmounted by castellated cliffs.
• A typical instance of this castellated style in America was the old New York University in Washington Square, built in the thirties.
• This was a sort of inferior castellated mansion, with a spacious hall, and a smaller dining-chamber immediately adjoining.
• The rocks near the lake are grandly castellated and cavernous crags of limestone, some of it finely crystalline, but most of it like our coarser Trenton and Black-River groups.

Similar words containing CASTELLAT without suffix ed

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