corbel (Meaning)

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corbel (n)

(architecture) a triangular bracket of brick or stone (usually of slight extent)

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furnish with a corbel

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The medieval castle's walls were supported by impressive corbels, adding both strength and architectural flair.
In ancient architecture, corbels were often used to support the weight of upper floors or roof structures.
The decorative corbels beneath the eaves of the Victorian mansion were intricately carved with floral motifs.
During the renovation of the historic building, the restoration team carefully inspected and repaired the damaged corbels.
The cathedral's grand entrance featured a series of statues supported by ornate corbels.
Craftsmen meticulously crafted the corbels for the new building, ensuring they matched the original design.
The corbels in the Romanesque church displayed intricate geometric patterns, showcasing the skill of the artisans.
As part of the restoration project, the crumbling corbels were replaced with exact replicas to maintain the building's authenticity.
The weight of the balcony above was supported by a row of sturdy corbels, allowing for uninterrupted views of the courtyard below.
The architect incorporated corbels into the design of the modern home, blending traditional elements with contemporary aesthetics.

(architecture) a triangular bracket of brick or stone (usually of slight extent), furnish with a corbel

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The medieval castle's walls were supported by impressive corbels, adding both strength and architectural flair.

In ancient architecture, corbels were often used to support the weight of upper floors or roof structures.

The decorative corbels beneath the eaves of the Victorian mansion were intricately carved with floral motifs.

During the renovation of the historic building, the restoration team carefully inspected and repaired the damaged corbels.