lucernarian Antonyms
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Meaning of lucernarian
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lucernarian (a.)
Of or pertaining to the Lucernarida.
Webster
lucernarian (n.)
One of the Lucernarida.
lucernarian Sentence Examples
- The lucernarian in the roof of the ancient Roman Pantheon allowed natural light to flood the interior.
- Architects marvel at the innovative design of lucernarians, which provide ample illumination without compromising structural integrity.
- The large lucernarian in the church's dome created a sense of awe and wonder for worshippers.
- The lucernarian's glazed tiles cast intricate patterns of light on the floor below.
- The ornate lucernarian was a testament to the craftsmanship of the medieval artisans who built the cathedral.
- The lucernarian's opening could be adjusted to control the amount of light entering the room.
- The ancient Greeks considered the lucernarian to be a symbol of the sun's rays piercing through the heavens.
- The lucernarian in the library provided ample light for reading and research.
- The lucernarian's design prevented glare while maximizing natural illumination.
- The modern lucernarian incorporated advanced materials and technology to enhance its energy efficiency.
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Of or pertaining to the Lucernarida., One of the Lucernarida.
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The lucernarian in the roof of the ancient Roman Pantheon allowed natural light to flood the interior.
Architects marvel at the innovative design of lucernarians, which provide ample illumination without compromising structural integrity.
The large lucernarian in the church's dome created a sense of awe and wonder for worshippers.
The lucernarian's glazed tiles cast intricate patterns of light on the floor below.
