araeostyle
[ uh-ree-uh-stahyl ]
/ əˈri əˌstaɪl /
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adjective Architecture.
having an intercolumniation of four diameters.
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Also a·re·o·style [uh-ree-uh-stahyl, ar-ee-oh‐] /əˈri əˌstaɪl, ˈær i oʊ‐/ .
Origin of araeostyle
1555–65; from Latin araeostȳlus, from Greek araióstȳlos “with few columns,” equivalent to araió(s) “thin, few” + -stylos -style2
Words nearby araeostyle
arachnoid membrane, arachnoid villus, arachnology, arachnophobia, Arad, araeostyle, araeosystyle, Arafat, Arafat, Yasir, Arafura Sea, Aragats
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Example sentences from the Web for araeostyle
In araeostyle temples one is free to arrange them as far apart as one likes.
Ten Books on Architecture|VitruviusIn araeostyle temples, the columns should be constructed so that their thickness is one eighth part of their height.
Ten Books on Architecture|Vitruvius