munnion (Meaning)

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munnion (n.)

See Mullion.

No weak antonyms found.

The delicate lead mullions divided the stained-glass windows into intricate patterns.
The church's intricate Gothic architecture featured tall, slender mullions supporting graceful arches.
The bay windows were adorned with ornate mullions that added depth and elegance to the room.
The medieval castle's grand hall had massive mullions that supported heavy stone walls.
The historical building's wooden mullions had been weathered and warped over centuries.
The architect designed the mullions in the building's facade to create a sense of rhythm and movement.
The greenhouse's glazed mullions allowed ample sunlight to penetrate the interior.
The mullions in the library's floor-to-ceiling windows provided breathtaking views of the garden.
The sculptor's meticulous carvings adorned the mullions of the grand entranceway.
The traditional mullioned windows added charm and character to the restored cottage.

See Mullion.

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The delicate lead mullions divided the stained-glass windows into intricate patterns.

The church's intricate Gothic architecture featured tall, slender mullions supporting graceful arches.

The bay windows were adorned with ornate mullions that added depth and elegance to the room.

The medieval castle's grand hall had massive mullions that supported heavy stone walls.