mauresque (Meaning)
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mauresque (a. & n.)
See Moresque.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mauresque
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mauresque Sentence Examples
- The intricate mauresque tiles adorned the walls, creating a mesmerizing geometric pattern.
- The palace boasted a grand mauresque courtyard with arched columns and a central fountain.
- The mauresque arches of the mosque were reminiscent of Islamic architecture from centuries past.
- The mauresque revival style was popular in Europe during the 19th century, incorporating elements from Moorish design.
- The mauresque designs found on textiles and carpets added an exotic touch to Victorian interiors.
- The mauresque façade of the building showcased a blend of Islamic and European influences.
- The mauresque windows featured intricate latticework, casting intricate patterns of light and shadow.
- The mauresque garden with its fragrant flowers and flowing fountains provided a serene oasis.
- The mauresque architecture of the Alhambra in Spain is a testament to the skill and artistry of the Moorish craftsmen.
- The mauresque elements in the design of the hotel added a touch of exoticism and mystery to the modern interior.
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See Moresque.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intricate mauresque tiles adorned the walls, creating a mesmerizing geometric pattern.
The palace boasted a grand mauresque courtyard with arched columns and a central fountain.
The mauresque arches of the mosque were reminiscent of Islamic architecture from centuries past.
The mauresque revival style was popular in Europe during the 19th century, incorporating elements from Moorish design.
