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Meaning of corbel step
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corbel step (n)
(architecture) a step on the top of a gable wall
corbel step Sentence Examples
- The ancient temple's entrance was adorned with a series of corbel steps leading up to the grand doorway.
- In medieval architecture, corbel steps were often used to provide access to higher levels of castles and towers.
- The fortress's battlements were reached by ascending a narrow staircase with corbel steps carved into the stone walls.
- Archaeologists discovered remnants of corbel steps leading to the top of the ancient city's defensive walls.
- The watchtower's lookout provided panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, accessible by climbing a winding staircase with corbel steps.
- Restoration efforts focused on preserving the deteriorating corbel steps leading to the medieval keep.
- The Mayan pyramid's steep ascent was made easier by the addition of corbel steps along its towering sides.
- The Inca trail to Machu Picchu featured sections of stone steps supported by corbelled walls.
- The castle's dungeon was accessed through a narrow passage with uneven corbel steps carved into the rock.
- The ancient city's ceremonial plaza was reached by ascending a series of corbel steps carved into the hillside.
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(architecture) a step on the top of a gable wall
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The ancient temple's entrance was adorned with a series of corbel steps leading up to the grand doorway.
In medieval architecture, corbel steps were often used to provide access to higher levels of castles and towers.
The fortress's battlements were reached by ascending a narrow staircase with corbel steps carved into the stone walls.
Archaeologists discovered remnants of corbel steps leading to the top of the ancient city's defensive walls.
