Colonnade is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLONNADE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a row of evenly spaced column or trees
• a row of evenly spaced columns supporting a roof, an entablature, or arches.
• a row of trees or other tall objects.
• row of columns
• A series or range of columns placed at regular intervals with all the adjuncts, as entablature, stylobate, roof, etc.
• structure consisting of a row of evenly spaced columns
• a structure composed of a series of arches supported by columns
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a series of columns set at regular intervals and usually supporting the base of a roof structure

Words related to COLONNADE

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Words that contain COLONNADE

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How to use COLONNADE in a sentence

• It overlooked a large square surrounded by a colonnade, under which the merchants sat to sell their various commodities.
• Under the colonnade of the Chatelet there is a long line of electors awaiting their turn.
• They had once formed a double colonnade, extending from the church to a gate on the western side of the summit.
• The shadow of the colonnade lay sharp and black beyond our feet, with people passing, and the band crashing, in the sunlight beyond.
• A double row of ilex-trees, inside of which ran a colonnade of white marble, completely encircled and shut in a cleared space, in the centre of which bubbled a fountain.
• A few arches of the ground-floor colonnade had survived in outline.
• Very noteworthy is the ancient market-place, where the first and upper stories project far over the paving and are supported by a colonnade.
• The roof was supported by a grand colonnade of one hundred and eighteen pillars made of the trunks of trees.
• A colonnade of marble encloses it, with windows of the most exquisite sculpture opening on the inside.
• The city itself was encircled by a colonnade, over a mile long, consisting of pillars sixteen feet in height.
• These formed a pretty colonnade, and were work enough for one day.
• But, previous to our departure, while I was taking leave of my wife and Francis, I heard a dispute in the colonnade, which I hastened to learn the cause of.
• The buildings of the settlement showed here and there through the stems of the colonnade, fresh painted, trim and dandy, and all silent as the grave.
• The bases of the colonnade pillars are of singular beauty.
• The building was one hundred and ten feet long, sixty feet wide, four stories high, with a beautiful colonnade fifty feet long in front.
• The colonnade is composed of twenty-eight Corinthian columns.
• He knocked at a portal framed by a pair of huge pilasters, which towered upward, and, as pillars, formed two of the colonnade on the roof.
• A fine carved column is at the corner of the calle, and next it the Palazzo Bonhomo, with two arches of a colonnade, a shrine and fondamenta.
• But this colonnade, invented solely to solve a difficulty, lent itself readily to rich adornment.
• The scene from the colonnade is the most extraordinary, at once, and the most lovely that eye ever beheld.
• The building is constructed of solid granite, with a fine portico and colonnade in front.
• Slaves were moving about under the colonnade, lighting the great torches that burned there all night.
• The tall, unbranching gray spruce-trunks rose round it like the pillars of a colonnade.
• In the eastern part there is still another court surrounded with a wall, on the inside of which is a colonnade covered with large slabs of stone.
• The balustrade which crowns a colonnade is a repetition, in some sort, of the colonnade itself.
• It is a magnificent pile, surrounding a court of more than a quarter of a mile in circumference, possessing many good statues, fine bas-reliefs, and a noble colonnade.
• GIOVANNI EVANGELISTA THE MAUSOLEUM OF GALLA PLACIDIA CAPITAL FROM THE COLONNADE IN PIAZZA MAGGIORE S.
• The houses at the back stood on a sort of colonnade, beneath which the people jostled and crowded.
• Passing from this inwards you are in a building which consists of a covered colonnade, or nave, about 270 feet in length, with a row of pillars on either hand.
• In the case of the more grandiose temples a series of columns may run all round the building, carrying an extension of the roof, under which is thus formed a covered colonnade.
• While pacing the colonnade one afternoon, there appeared to him a female form of superhuman size and beauty.
• Stephen, the guide, with basket and torch, swiftly descended the winding stairs and entered the grand colonnade, where the bats still held high carnival.
• But remember the terrace over the water, where the colonnade shuts it in on all sides but toward the sea.
• She stood there a moment, while her eyes accustomed themselves to the sunlight, and Captain Hanmer came towards her from the shadow of the colonnade by the great Pump-room.
• It is six hundred feet long, enclosed by a colonnade of arches, like a cloister.

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