balconied
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4.4
Having one or more small outside areas with railings on a building
- adjective
- /bælˈkoʊnid/
:
con balcón
- In front is the school itself, a grey concrete structure three stories high with a large, open central stairway winding up to classrooms accessible from balconied corridors.
Examples
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The hotel features a stunning balconied terrace where guests can enjoy the sunset.
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They decided to have their morning coffee on the balconied porch overlooking the garden.
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The newly built apartment complex has several balconied units that provide beautiful views of the city.
Synonyms
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8.2
Having a row of short posts with a rail on top that acts as a low fence
has projecting platforms attached to a building for outdoor use
Antonyms
Surface Forms
balconied positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word balconied comes from balcony, which comes from Italian balcone, a word for a 'platform' that sticks out from a building. That Italian word is linked to an old word for the 'beam' that holds the platform, so a balconied house or room is one that has one or more balconies sticking out.