brattishing (Meaning)

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brattishing (n.)

See Brattice, n.

Carved openwork, as of a shrine, battlement, or parapet.

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The medieval castle was adorned with elaborate brattishing along its parapets.
The intricate brattishing on the cathedral's façade added a sense of grandeur to the structure.
The coat of arms featured a shield with brattishing at the top, symbolizing strength and nobility.
The architect incorporated brattishing into the design of the manor house, giving it a distinctive medieval charm.
The tapestry depicted knights in armor with brattishing adorning their helmets and shields.
The illuminated manuscript showcased vibrant illustrations with brattishing around the borders.
The brattishing along the edges of the manuscript pages served as decorative embellishments.
In heraldry, brattishing is often used to enhance the visual appeal of family crests and emblems.
The decorative woodwork in the ballroom featured intricate brattishing, reflecting the opulence of the era.
The stained glass windows were framed by brattishing, creating a stunning visual effect when sunlight filtered through.

See Brattice, n., Carved openwork, as of a shrine, battlement, or parapet.

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The medieval castle was adorned with elaborate brattishing along its parapets.

The intricate brattishing on the cathedral's façade added a sense of grandeur to the structure.

The coat of arms featured a shield with brattishing at the top, symbolizing strength and nobility.

The architect incorporated brattishing into the design of the manor house, giving it a distinctive medieval charm.