trabeated
[′tra·bē‚ād·əd] (architecture)
Designed or constructed of beams and lintels, as distinguished from construction based on arches and vaults.
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Trabeated
Descriptive of construction using beams or lintels, following the principle of post-and-lintel construction, as distinguished from construction using arches and vaults.
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trabeated
1. Descriptive of construction using beams or lintels, following the principle of post and lintel construction, as distinguished from construction using arches and vaults.
2. Furnished with an entablature.
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