bishop's length (Meaning)
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bishop's length ()
A canvas for a portrait measuring 58 by 94 inches. The half bishop measures 45 by 56.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bishop's length
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bishop's length Sentence Examples
- The cathedral's main hall stretched to the bishop's length, an impressive expanse of architectural grandeur.
- The bishop's length of the chessboard allowed for strategic maneuvering and thoughtful play.
- In the medieval castle, the great hall was constructed to the precise measurements of the bishop's length.
- The tapestry adorned the walls, depicting scenes from the bishop's length of history within the kingdom.
- Scholars meticulously studied the manuscripts detailing the bishop's length of the ancient kingdom's reign.
- The ship's deck spanned the bishop's length, providing ample space for the crew to maneuver during storms.
- The bishop's length of the garden pathway led visitors through a serene landscape of blooming flowers and lush greenery.
- Architects designed the cathedral spire to rise to the exact height of the bishop's length, a symbol of divine reverence.
- The banquet table was set to the bishop's length, accommodating the entire royal court for feasts and celebrations.
- Historians marveled at the accuracy of the map, which depicted the bishop's length of the kingdom's borders during different eras.
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A canvas for a portrait measuring 58 by 94 inches. The half bishop measures 45 by 56.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The cathedral's main hall stretched to the bishop's length, an impressive expanse of architectural grandeur.
The bishop's length of the chessboard allowed for strategic maneuvering and thoughtful play.
In the medieval castle, the great hall was constructed to the precise measurements of the bishop's length.
The tapestry adorned the walls, depicting scenes from the bishop's length of history within the kingdom.
