interarched
/ˌɪntərˈɑːrtʃt/
adjective
- Having arches that connect or cross between two points; formed with arches between supports.
- The interarched ceiling of the cathedral was a masterpiece of medieval engineering.
- They walked through the interarched corridor, admiring the stonework.
- The garden featured an interarched trellis covered in climbing roses.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of interarch: arched or curved between two points or structures.
- The vines interarched across the pergola, providing shade.
- The builder interarched the beams to create a sturdy roof.
- The branches interarched naturally over the stream.