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Meaning of lucarne
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lucarne (n.)
A dormer window.
lucarne Sentence Examples
- The towering church steeple featured an intricate lucarne, allowing sunlight to illuminate the attic.
- The small lucarne in the attic provided a peek at the bustling street below.
- The arched lucarne framed a picturesque view of the rolling hills in the distance.
- The house's dormer windows featured charming lucarnes, adding character to its facade.
- The lucarne in the roof allowed for cross-ventilation, keeping the house airy.
- The stained-glass window in the lucarne cast vibrant hues upon the floor below.
- The architect designed the lucarne specifically to direct natural light into the library.
- The attic's lucarne offered a hidden escape from the chaos of the household.
- The ornate lucarne above the door created a grand entrance to the mansion.
- The lucarne in the back of the house provided a secluded spot for contemplation.
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A dormer window.
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The towering church steeple featured an intricate lucarne, allowing sunlight to illuminate the attic.
The small lucarne in the attic provided a peek at the bustling street below.
The arched lucarne framed a picturesque view of the rolling hills in the distance.
The house's dormer windows featured charming lucarnes, adding character to its facade.
