interarches
/ˌɪntərˈɑːrtʃɪz/
verb
- Third person singular present of interarch: arches or curves between two points or structures.
- Each section of the roof interarches with the next to form a continuous curve.
- The tree's canopy interarches over the entire patio.
- The bridge interarches the two cliffs with a single elegant span.
noun
- Plural of interarch: multiple instances of arches between points or structures.
- The ancient aqueduct had several interarches that supported the water channel.
- The interarches of the bridge were reinforced with steel.
- The architect designed a series of interarches for the new gallery.