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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a flat ceiling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a ceiling that is level and does not have any slopes or angles.
Example: "The room felt more spacious with its high walls and a flat ceiling that allowed for better lighting."
Alternatives: "a level ceiling" or "an even ceiling".
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You see that it's very traditional, with columns and marble and a flat ceiling with coffers.
Like the Basilica Ulpia in Rome, a flat ceiling with a coffered ceiling, as you can see above.
This work provided supplementary results over previous knowledge and correlations about flame extension beneath a flat ceiling.
After the vaulted ceiling began to crack and fall, it was replaced in 1888 with a flat ceiling that forever hid the artwork painted on the arches above.
Four walls, a flat ceiling, rows of windows, four storeys high: I had built a gingerbread public-housing tenement; a gingerbread slum.
He illustrated the point with a recent addition to his tax speech: maybe you set a flat ceiling on deductions, or maybe you go through the code and eliminate some altogether, but that's to be worked out with the Congress.
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It is an austere room by any standard except the Pentagon's--a shoebox, with a low, flat ceiling.
We see it also had a flat roof with a coffered ceiling.
And it had a flat roof with a coffered ceiling, and you can see that it had a clerestory.
Here, full-scale ceiling jet tests with a flat unconfined ceiling were conducted.
In his 1877 novel L'Assommoir, Emile Zola described the Lavoir Moderne, then a state-of-the-art public washroom, as an "immense hangar, with its flat ceiling, and open beams sitting on steel pillars closed off with large clear windows".
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