obeliscal (Meaning)
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obeliscal (a.)
Formed like an obelisk.
Synonyms & Antonyms of obeliscal
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obeliscal Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptian pharaohs erected obeliscal monuments to commemorate their reigns.
- The obeliskal tower of the Washington Monument symbolizes national pride and unity.
- The obeliscal shape of the Cleopatra's Needle in London echoes its Egyptian origins.
- The obeliskal sculptures in the Vatican gardens are remnants of ancient Rome.
- The Aksum Obelisk in Ethiopia stands as an obeliscal testament to a forgotten civilization.
- The obeliscal shape of the Eiffel Tower was inspired by the obeliskal structures of the past.
- The obeliscal form of the obeliskal sundial in Greenwich Park allows for precise timekeeping.
- The obeliscal structure of the Monument to the Great Fire of London serves as a poignant reminder of the city's resilience.
- The obeliscal shape of the Luxor Obelisk in Paris symbolizes the enduring connection between Egypt and France.
- The obeliskal sculptures at Stonehenge form an enigmatic and obeliscal arrangement that has puzzled archaeologists for centuries.
FAQs About the word obeliscal
Formed like an obelisk.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient Egyptian pharaohs erected obeliscal monuments to commemorate their reigns.
The obeliskal tower of the Washington Monument symbolizes national pride and unity.
The obeliscal shape of the Cleopatra's Needle in London echoes its Egyptian origins.
The obeliskal sculptures in the Vatican gardens are remnants of ancient Rome.
