fronton Antonyms
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Meaning of fronton
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fronton (n.)
Same as Frontal, 2.
fronton Sentence Examples
- The fronton of the ancient Greek temple was adorned with intricate carvings depicting mythological scenes.
- The fronton of the Roman triumphal arch commemorated the emperor's victories.
- The ogee-shaped fronton of the Gothic cathedral pointed skyward, symbolizing the reaching for heaven.
- The pedimented fronton of the Renaissance palace showcased the owner's wealth and status.
- The broken fronton of the Baroque church conveyed a sense of drama and movement.
- The neoclassical fronton of the government building represented the ideals of democracy and justice.
- The Art Deco fronton of the skyscraper soared above the cityscape, creating a striking impression.
- The postmodern fronton of the museum challenge conventional architectural norms with its asymmetry and bold colors.
- The pyramidal fronton of the pyramid-shaped temple stood as an enduring symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization.
- The curved fronton of the mosque's mihrab marked the direction of prayer toward Mecca.
FAQs About the word fronton
Same as Frontal, 2.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fronton of the ancient Greek temple was adorned with intricate carvings depicting mythological scenes.
The fronton of the Roman triumphal arch commemorated the emperor's victories.
The ogee-shaped fronton of the Gothic cathedral pointed skyward, symbolizing the reaching for heaven.
The pedimented fronton of the Renaissance palace showcased the owner's wealth and status.
