barnlike

American  

[bahrn-lahyk] / ˈbɑrnˌlaɪk /

adjective

1. resembling a barn in construction, architecture, or rustic interior.

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Example Sentences

Cygnet had long outgrown its technologically outdated, barnlike theater in Old Town San Diego, its lease was uncertain and its operations were scattered around the area, notes Sean Murray, the Cygnet’s co-founder and artistic director.

From Los Angeles Times

The house had a wagon-wheel chandelier and barnlike rafters — and a high ceiling that Rogers had raised while his wife was traveling abroad so he could practice roping indoors.

From Los Angeles Times

In one barnlike building, a second floor has been renovated into an airy office space with polished wooden floors and large computer monitors.

From New York Times

In Pittsburg, where residents like Beverly Martin, 79 and Chip Jones, 74, sat at the bar in an eclectic, barnlike restaurant on a recent snowy afternoon, the idea of a border wall along New Hampshire’s northernmost boundary, an isolated, forested region, was anathema.

From New York Times

Today, in a red barnlike structure on North Sequim Avenue that displays mastodon bones from nearly 14,000 years ago at its center, visitors to Sequim Museum & Arts often head for a nearby wall behind a life-size cutout of the UW rowing team.

From Seattle Times