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Meanings of belvedere in English
Densely branched Eurasian plant; foliage turns purple-red in autumn.
Usage of belvedere in English
1
The view from the belvedere of this palace well repays the observer.
2
There was a belvedere, and if we had only brought our blankets!
3
Kemp led the way up the narrow staircase to the belvedere.
4
The painter went again to rest his elbows on the balustrade of the belvedere.
5
In another moment Griffin would have been alone in the belvedere study, a prisoner.
6
For him, a dizzy plank is a pleasant belvedere from which to view the world.
7
Eastward, a few fields' length along the ridge, was the belvedere on his father's estate.
8
At one angle of the building was a little turret with a belvedere of round arches.
9
The top of the dome was fashioned into a kind of belvedere, with a small circular gallery.
10
It was a low, plain, roomy building with a sort of belvedere and a porch or two.
11
A pillared belvedere stood on the edge of a sedge-fringed pond, and in its shadows they sat.
12
This is the watcher's belvedere, her conning-tower.
13
Smoke and flames were coming out of the roof, encircling the belvedere and winging into the sky.
14
Soon she heard them rise into the belvedere and the next instant they darted out upon the roof.
15
It's a wonderfully romantic spot with a belvedere that affords a superb view of the city at night.
16
Tucked near the heart of the garden is the belvedere, a small outlook reminiscent of a castle's tower.
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