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flamboyant structure

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flamboyant structure [flam′bȯi·ənt ′strək·chər]
(geology)
The optical continuity of crystals or grains as disturbed by a structure that is divergent.


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New York Masjid directs the gaze to the most inconspicuous storefront mosque in the far reaches of Queens, as wells as more flamboyant structures, which import the dome of Islamic architectural tradition to the skyline of Gotham.
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