Gothic Revival
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noun
a Gothic style of architecture popular between the late 18th and late 19th centuries, exemplified by the Houses of Parliament in London (1840)Also called: neogothic
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Gothic, Gothic arch, Gothic armor, Gothicism, Gothicize, Gothic Revival, go through, go through channels, go through one, go through the mill, go through the motions
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How to use Gothic Revival in a sentence
For the last sixty years, ever since the Gothic Revival set in, we have done our best to resuscitate the art of embroidery.
Arts and Crafts Essays|VariousWe may now turn to consider the Gothic Revival movement itself, of which Pugin was one of the most important pioneers.
In England architectural enthusiasm gave the first impulse, the "Gothic Revival" becoming the basis of all subsequent work.