pavilions Synonyms
pavilions Meaning
pavilions
a usually large tent with a peaked or rounded top, a part of a building projecting from the rest, one of several detached or semidetached units into which a building is sometimes divided, a usually open sometimes ornamental structure in a garden, park, or place of recreation that is used for entertainment or shelter, a part of a building that extends from the main part, to furnish or cover with or put in a pavilion, a large often sumptuous tent, a detached or semidetached part of a hospital devoted to a special use, a building partly or completely detached from the main building or group of buildings, something resembling a canopy or tent, a lightly constructed building serving as a shelter in a park, garden, or athletic field, the lower faceted part of a brilliant below the girdle (see girdle entry 1 sense 2) see brilliant illustration, a temporary structure erected at an exposition by an individual exhibitor, pinna
pavilions Sentence Examples
- The sprawling park featured several elegant pavilions adorned with intricate latticework.
- The grand palace showcased an array of pavilions, each representing a distinct architectural style.
- The summer festival was held in a series of open-air pavilions, providing shelter from the sun and rain.
- The trade fair occupied numerous pavilions, showcasing products from various industries.
- The exhibition pavilions displayed stunning works of art from renowned painters and sculptors.
- The botanical gardens housed pavilions dedicated to specific plant species, including rare and exotic varieties.
- The resort's expansive beach boasted private pavilions, offering guests secluded relaxation.
- The historical park's pavilions witnessed important events throughout the town's history.
- The sprawling estate featured a grand pavilion used for lavish parties and social gatherings.
- The temple complex was renowned for its intricate pavilions adorned with colorful murals and intricate carvings.
FAQs About the word pavilions
a usually large tent with a peaked or rounded top, a part of a building projecting from the rest, one of several detached or semidetached units into which a bui
kiosks, casinos, alcoves,gazebos, belvederes,summerhouses, trellises
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The sprawling park featured several elegant pavilions adorned with intricate latticework.
The grand palace showcased an array of pavilions, each representing a distinct architectural style.
The summer festival was held in a series of open-air pavilions, providing shelter from the sun and rain.
The trade fair occupied numerous pavilions, showcasing products from various industries.
