lanterned
- adjective
- /ˈlæn.tɚnd/
- The lanterned dome of the cathedral was visible from miles away at night.
Examples
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They admired the lanterned tower, which glowed softly in the evening.
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The lanterned gazebo in the garden looked beautiful at night.
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A lanterned carriage led the parade through the darkened streets.
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We admired the lanterned architecture of the old castle.
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The lanterned gazebo in the garden looked beautiful at night.
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They admired the lanterned tower, which glowed softly in the evening.
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A lanterned carriage led the parade through the darkened streets.
Synonyms
Having enough light to see easily
Made bright by lamps or electric bulbs
Lit up by electric lights so it can be seen at night
Lit by soft candlelight
A place that has light from a lamp
Light from torches makes a place look warm with flickering shadows
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word lanterned comes from lantern, originally a small 'light in a case' and later the name for a small 'tower or window that lets light in' on a building. So when something is lanterned it has that lantern-like part or light, which is why a lanterned dome or tower looks like a glowing little house for light.