Colonnades is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLONNADES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COLONNADE, 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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a series of columns set at regular intervals and usually supporting the base of a roof structure

Words related to COLONNADES

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How to use COLONNADES in a sentence

• The little island of Rhodes contained twenty-three thousand statues, and Antioch had a street four miles in length, with double colonnades throughout its whole extent.
• He competed with Klenze in a series of designs for the new palace at Athens, rich with a truly royal array of courts, corridors, saloons, and colonnades.
• There were three of these temples, and their colonnades stood forth like mast heads of ships becalmed in a sea of verdure.
• Beyond the colonnades of palm trees and parasol pines, appeared the gulf like a blue curtain, its upper edge showing above the murmuring tops of the trees.
• At the upper end, which you see first, is a group of five-story apartment houses, with oriental balconies and colonnades.
• It is a splendid structure around a central quadrangle 300 feet square with colonnades, fountains, plants and flowers.
• In the centre of the town is a rectangular building, with colonnades, where the principal merchants attend daily to transact business.
• It remained for Bernini to add the colonnades of the piazza, no less picturesque in their effect than admirably fitted for the pageantry of world-important ceremonial.
• These colonnades were especially remarkable for their great height, which seemed more because the hill at their base dropped abruptly into a very deep valley.
• Each of these colonnades was covered with a richly ornamented cedar roof, thus affording grateful shelter from the sun and storm.
• As we neared it we saw the open marble court, on three sides of which stood the city fronting on colonnades.
• And in the court and along the colonnades the people of that city walked with solemnity and care according to the rites of ancient ceremony.
• At the corner of the street where the narrow, populous Lane of the Camel-drivers crossed the Colonnades, a storyteller had bewitched a circle of people around him.
• In old days there was a series of colonnades at the side of this slope, on the right as you go up.
• To the north, and see the row of buildings named Place de la Concorde, with their grand colonnades and the pretentious Madeleine.
• But whither, whither? Out of the city into the sun they passed, between avenues of banyan, down colonnades of palm.
• The graceful new cemetery, at no great distance from it, tho yet unfinished, has already many graves among its shrubs and flowers, and airy colonnades.
• Beyond the domes and colonnades of the city rose more mountains, ridge after ridge, climbing finally to the snowy crest of the range, over nine thousand feet above.
• After having been used as a prison, and, later, as a military storehouse, it has been cleared and its fine colonnades are again visible.
• We ate it in a hotel built of gray stone, with gray stone colonnades, which looked like an annex to the prison.
• The chapels are connected with each other by noble colonnades of a decidedly Hindu or Jain character.
• Then we came upon a deserted mosque of pitted brick colonnades round a vast courtyard open to the pale sky.
• The large court thus entered was surrounded by high walls and colonnades, but was open to the sky.
• Perhaps it is because armor and flowing robes, colonnades and branching trees, never seem out of keeping with events of a certain dignity.
• A broad street with colonnades extended in a straight line through and beyond the city for four miles, and was crossed by others at right angles.
• I have ever observed, that colonnades and avenues of trees of a moderate length were, without comparison, far grander than when they were suffered to run to immense distances.
• The colonnades and the house roofs were swarming, the din was indescribable, and the crackling and roar of the advancing flames grew ever louder.
• It was built, I perceived, upon an exactly conceived plan, of a stately, classical kind of architecture, with great gateways and colonnades.
• Through the ample and fretted arch of the portal I behold the Court of Lions, with brilliant sunshine gleaming along its colonnades and sparkling in its fountains.
• At the distance of every mile, some grand structure appeared in a blaze of light, a pyramid, or a temple, or colonnades, or the most brilliant displays of fireworks.
• Wild through the dark colonnades and corridors leafy the blast rang, Breaking the seal of silence and giving tongues to the forest.

Similar words containing LONNADE without suffix s and without prefix co

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