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On this page you'll find 17 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to fenestration, such as: aperture, casement, dormer, fanlight, fenestella, and fenestra.
How to use fenestration in a sentence
The fenestration of this cathedral of St. Louis reign shows the national art in its prime.
HOW FRANCE BUILT HER CATHEDRALSELIZABETH BOYLE O'REILLYThis change in the fenestration restored the building to its appearance as shown in Civil War photographs of the courthouse.
THE FAIRFAX COUNTY COURTHOUSEROSS D. NETHERTONThe fenestration differs in several respects from that of similar houses erected a quarter century later.
THE COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE OF PHILADELPHIAFRANK COUSINSBeautifully tooled, light stone lintels with fine-scale radial scorings greatly enhance the beauty of the fenestration.
THE COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE OF PHILADELPHIAFRANK COUSINSNetwork double, with a delicate arachnoidal fenestration, filling up the large quadrangular meshes.
REPORT ON THE RADIOLARIA COLLECTED BY H.M.S. CHALLENGER DURING THE YEARS 1873-1876, SECOND PART: SUBCLASS OSCULOSA; INDEXERNST HAECKELThe gallery was long and narrow, with a series of recesses, each with an arched fenestration that looked upon a court of palms.
WHEN THE SLEEPER WAKESHERBERT GEORGE WELLSIt is formed by a fenestration of a primitively continuous cartilaginous coracoid plate (Hoffmann).
THE WORKS OF FRANCIS MAITLAND BALFOUR, VOLUME III (OF 4)FRANCIS MAITLAND BALFOURA rope with a bolt attached had been flung across and had caught in a fenestration of a projecting fragment of railing.
THE WAR IN THE AIRHERBERT GEORGE WELLS