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Meaning of perpendicular style
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perpendicular style (n)
a Gothic style in 14th and 15th century England; characterized by vertical lines and a four-centered (Tudor) arch and fan vaulting
perpendicular style Sentence Examples
- The skyscrapers towered perpendicularly above the city, their sharp angles piercing the sky.
- The walls of the fortress stood perpendicularly, forming an impenetrable barrier.
- The telephone pole cast a perpendicular shadow across the sidewalk at noon.
- The ladder leaned perpendicularly against the wall, providing a secure way to climb.
- The perpendicular lines intersected each other at a right angle, creating a perfect square.
- The bridge crossed the river perpendicularly, connecting the two banks with a direct path.
- The perpendicular columns supported the roof of the temple, ensuring its stability.
- The perpendicular planes converged at a single point, forming a three-dimensional intersection.
- The perpendicular vectors formed a 90-degree angle, indicating their independence.
- The perpendicular edges of the cube intersected at sharp corners, creating a distinct geometric shape.
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a Gothic style in 14th and 15th century England; characterized by vertical lines and a four-centered (Tudor) arch and fan vaulting
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The skyscrapers towered perpendicularly above the city, their sharp angles piercing the sky.
The walls of the fortress stood perpendicularly, forming an impenetrable barrier.
The telephone pole cast a perpendicular shadow across the sidewalk at noon.
The ladder leaned perpendicularly against the wall, providing a secure way to climb.
