rose window (Meaning)

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rose window (n)

circular window filled with tracery

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The magnificent rose window in the cathedral casts intricate patterns of colored light onto the marble floor.
Visitors marveled at the beauty of the rose window, its stained glass depicting intricate religious scenes.
The rose window in the grand church had been painstakingly restored to its former glory, its colors now as vibrant as when it was first created.
The medieval castle's chapel featured an exquisite rose window that told the story of Saint George and the Dragon.
The architect incorporated a stunning rose window into the design of the library, creating an atmosphere of awe and wonder.
The rose window in the town hall was a symbol of the community's proud heritage.
Light streaming through the rose window illuminated a hidden passage leading to the castle's secret chambers.
The artist captured the intricate beauty of the rose window in a delicate painting.
The children gasped in amazement as they gazed up at the towering rose window in the cathedral.
The rose window in the old abbey had weathered centuries of storms, its stone frame now adorned with ivy and moss.

circular window filled with tracery

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The magnificent rose window in the cathedral casts intricate patterns of colored light onto the marble floor.

Visitors marveled at the beauty of the rose window, its stained glass depicting intricate religious scenes.

The rose window in the grand church had been painstakingly restored to its former glory, its colors now as vibrant as when it was first created.

The medieval castle's chapel featured an exquisite rose window that told the story of Saint George and the Dragon.