pillar-shaped
- adjective
- /ˈpɪlər-ʃeɪpt/
- The pillar-shaped rock formations attract tourists from all over the world.
Examples
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The architect designed a pillar-shaped sculpture for the entrance of the building.
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The strange fungus had a pillar-shaped stem rising above the forest floor.
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The ancient temple had pillar-shaped columns.
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Is that a pillar-shaped sculpture?
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The architect designed a pillar-shaped sculpture for the entrance of the building.
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The pillar-shaped rock formations attract tourists from all over the world.
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The strange fungus had a pillar-shaped stem rising above the forest floor.
Synonyms
A long round shape with straight, parallel sides like a tube
Tall and shaped like a pillar or arranged in vertical rows
Having the shape of a tall, upright pillar
Round like a drum with flat top and bottom
How Cylindrical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pillar-shaped begins with pillar, which once meant a 'standing stone' or upright support, like the familiar column or post, and the -shaped part means 'in the form of'. So, pillar-shaped means 'in the form of a tall, round support'.