Meanings of cruciform shape in English

The church is of cruciform shape, in Early English style.

Eighty feet at least in height, this cruciform shape stood.

The general building, which is of cruciform shape, has a subdued, solemn, half-genteel, half-quaint look.

Two had been laid out in a cruciform shape.

The glow in the cross was only a thin and guttering light in a cruciform shape.

The cathedral is in the cruciform shape, which, I suggest, was dictated more by sentiment than practicality.

So your billions of Core entities each formed its surrounding matrix in cruciform shape and attached themselves directly to your human hosts.

Within, the church is winning, too, with its ample arches, perfect proportions, and that æsthetic satisfaction that often attends the cruciform shape.

Her hair flew up behind her head, and she raised her other arm so that she was standing in a cruciform shape.

The shallow, cruciform slot in the screw allows the tapering cruciform shape of the screwdriver to seat itself automatically when contact and rotation are achieved.

The immense refectory, of the same cruciform shape as that of St Laura, will accommodate 500 guests at its 24 marble tables.

The cruciform Shape I have named the Keeper was the agent of destruction-ofthat there could be no doubt.

The oblong that was the upper half of the cruciform Shape extended now at right angles to the horizontal arms.

Beside each of these curious luminosities stood one of the sullen-fired, cruciform shapes-theThings that now I knew for the opened cubes.

These were thickly studded with the flaming cruciform shapes, the opened cubes gleaming with their angry flares of reds and smoky yellows.