cruciform
/ˈkruːsəˌfɔːrm/
noun
- Something that is shaped like a cross, especially a church building or architectural plan.
- Archaeologists uncovered the foundations of a small cruciform from the 6th century.
- The architect designed the chapel as a cruciform to symbolize faith.
- The medieval cathedral is a classic cruciform with a central tower.
adjective
- Shaped like a cross.
- The church was built in a cruciform layout, with a long nave and transepts.
- The garden paths formed a cruciform pattern when viewed from above.
- The ancient brooch had a cruciform design inlaid with garnets.
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