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There are few more dramatic locations in the northern dales than this 200-year-old, castellated shooting lodge set amid purple heather on the moors above Swaledale.
A FLOATING MOUNTAIN of grey and white ice, castellated and crevassed like an Alpine ridge, the iceberg is vast: the size of two aircraft carriers, maybe more.
Several are illustrated in the Figure, including the slotted or castellated nut; when this nut is tightened on the bolt, the slots are aligned with a hole in the bolt and locked in place by a cotter pin or wire lacing to prevent loosening or unscrewing.
Later, I'd attend college in Horace Walpole's Strawberry Hill on the banks of the Thames – a castellated confection that sparked off the 18th-century craze for the "gothick", fuelled by the stories of Matthew Monk Lewisis, Mrs Radcliffe, William Beckford, and Walpole himself.
At the end of Calle 25 is the pink, castellated former bordello La Marina, the most famous such establishment (now a Malecon café).
The word "diadem" comes from the Greek noun for "band," or "fillet," but the later, more elaborate crowns of Christendom are castellated , like a turret.
The car's hood is castellated , meaning its fenders rise like the projections on castle walls.
He's not a "young" Hamlet, but he's a compelling and charismatic one, feigning his madness as a toy soldier in his playschool castle within the "real" castellated prison of Elsinore Some reaction to the reviews And finally, one of the verdicts which just might matter most to Cumberbatch himself.
Leigh Fermor never did fully finish writing the third part of his epic walk across pre-second-world-war Europe but John Murray will publish an uncompleted version of the book in 2013 Beyond the bars of my window the towers descended, their walls blazoned with diagonals of light and shade; and, through a wide gap, castellated villages were poised above the sea on coils of terraces.
The capital of ancient Portucale till the 12th century, this buzzy little university town has an exquisite medieval centre – a Unesco World Heritage Site – of ancient mansions, churches, squares and a couple of museums, all overlooked by an impressive 10th-century castle with seven castellated towers.
Finally, he walked slowly into a vast Italian space, with towers and castellated roofs, and a sky the colour of dark blue ink, smooth and consistent.
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Castellated" functions primarily as an adjective. It modifies nouns to describe something that possesses features resembling a castle, such as battlements or turrets. Ludwig AI validates this usage with numerous examples, ranging from shooting lodges to icebergs.
Expression frequency: Common
