Transitional is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSITIONAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• in architecture, a transitional form
ADJECTIVE:
• marking a transition
• of or denoting the last stage of Romanesque style, in which Gothic elements begin to appear.
• relating to or characteristic of a process or period of transition
• Of or pertaining to transition; involving or denoting transition; as, transitional changes; transitional stage.
• of or relating to or characterized by transition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• passage from one state, stage, subject, or place to another; change; a movement, development, or evolution from one form, stage, or style to another

Words related to TRANSITIONAL

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Words that contain TRANSITIONAL

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How to use TRANSITIONAL in a sentence

• The idea of class teaching must be postponed, for out of it come most of the difficulties of discipline, and it is not the natural arrangement at this transitional period.
• It is one of the finest specimens in existence of transitional Norman work.
• Their tracery is somewhat peculiar in design and refined in detail, and has the transitional character one would expect from its date.
• The choir is a fine example of Transitional Norman with a square east end.
• The Transitional nave becomes Early English at the east end and the transepts are made up of Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular work.
• The church, set picturesquely on its hill at Coombe, is an old Transitional Norman building with some later additions.
• The chancel belongs to the original Transitional building.
• The Transitional south porch has a not unpleasing upper story dating from 1612.
• Its Transitional church has been much rebuilt, but still contains several items of interest, including a fine chancel arch and some old stained glass.
• The period was transitional, and Jeffrey did not go so far as Scott in breaking away from the dictation of his predecessors.
• Radegonde, though nothing wonderful, is worth recording as a transitional example just before the close of the century.
• But the first grand border is altogether transitional, consisting of the pen-sprays of golden ivy leaf alternating with sprays of natural flowers.
• Detanger, who seems to be transitional, and to share the qualities of both.
• This work is transitional Decorated to Perpendicular.
• There are also slight points of difference in the clerestory windows, showing the transitional character of those in the four eastern bays.
• The tracery of the eastern window is even more filled with transitional characteristics.
• The windows are filled with tracery of an unusual transitional character, and altogether more beautiful and interesting than that of the clerestory.
• But it may be urged that when several closely-allied species inhabit the same territory we surely ought to find at the present time many transitional forms.
• We should be extremely cautious in concluding that an organ could not have been formed by transitional gradations of some kind.
• One, namely the distinctness of specific forms, and their not being blended together by innumerable transitional links, is a very obvious difficulty.
• Still less, is it absolutely certain that the former is not transitional between the New Guinea language and the Australian.
• The base of the walls of the church date from this period, rising through Transitional to Perpendicular.
• Ditchling, a mile further, has a very fine Transitional and Early English church which will repay a visit.
• The base of the tower, the choir transepts, and the fragment still remaining of the nave are Norman and Transitional of very noble and dignified proportions.
• Clapham has a Transitional church containing memorials of the Shelley family.
• Here is another church of the same period with a Transitional tower and a Norman font.
• Peter near the Castle mound is of Transitional Norman date, and has Roman bricks built into its walls.
• The south arcade probably belongs to the latest phase of Transitional Norman architecture, if not the commencement of the early English period.
• The south doorway is Transitional Norman, and is supposed to have been added about 1180.
• The Transitional Norman tower was largely rebuilt, and the spire was added in the Decorated style of Gothic prevalent in the fourteenth century.
• The human self, as we know it, is a transitional form.

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