columniform
- adjective
- /ˌkɒləmɪˈfɔrm/
- Specialized
- The architect chose columniform pillars to create a sense of grandeur in the main hall.
Examples
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The ancient stone monument was columniform, towering above the landscape in an elegant, upright shape.
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Columniform designs are often seen in classical architecture.
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Some cacti display a distinctly columniform growth pattern, rising straight and narrow from the ground.
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The ancient temple featured columniform structures that stood proudly.
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Some cacti display a distinctly columniform growth pattern, rising straight and narrow from the ground.
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The ancient stone monument was columniform, towering above the landscape with its upright shape.
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The architect chose columniform pillars to enhance the hall's elegant and grand atmosphere.
Synonyms
Tall and shaped like a pillar or arranged in vertical rows
Having tall pillars, often at the front of a building
Shaped like a tall, narrow pillar
Having a long, round, upright shape like a post
How Column-Shaped
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word columniform comes from Latin columna 'column' and the ending -form 'shape'. So columniform means 'column-shaped', like a tall, narrow pillar or a cactus rising straight from the ground.