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Meanings of castellated in English
Having or resembling repeated square indentations like those in a battlement.
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Usage of castellated in English
1
Near it were the castellated dwellings of the keepers, painted different colours.
2
The real castle I can see from my own feudal, castellated balcony.
3
The palace of Villanow, which is castellated, now burst upon my view.
4
A castellated diadem sat rock steady on her pillar of pale hair.
5
We enter the great enclosure under the lofty arch of the castellated gateway.
6
The crater was castellated at the summit, like the walls of a fortress.
7
From the castellated, beautiful city of Hameji she came, full of eastern promise.
8
Harnaby plodded across the soggy front lawns in front of the castellated house.
9
Piled and castellated against the sky they assumed all kinds of odd shapes.
10
The lofty, irregular, castellated line seemed like the walls of a magic city.
11
The house can neither be said to be Gothic nor castellated.
12
In the 19th century it was enlarged and castellated in the neogothic tradition.
13
In today's prison, there are no spikes, no grim iron-work, no castellated towers.
14
In style the front of the house was somewhat castellated.
15
The castellated additions and ornamentation are all bogus, of the cheapest and vulgarest sort.
16
She leaned from the castellated window and waved her lily hand as they approached.
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