"Spandrils" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Spandrils" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Spandrils

"Spandrils" Meaning

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"Spandrils" Examples

Incorrect Word

The word "spandrils" is not a valid word in the English language.

However, it seems like it might be a misspelling or variation of the word "spandrels."

Correct Usage of Spandrels

Here are 5 examples:

1. In Architecture:
In ancient Roman architecture, spandrels were often decorated with carvings or sculptures.
[Image description: An illustration of a Roman arch with decorated spandrels]

2. In Geology:
Striated spandrels are a type of geological feature found in natural arches.
[Image description: A photo of a striated spandrel in a natural arch]

3. In Construction:
To reinforce the spandrels of a building, the architects designed an additional support system.
[Image description: A diagram of a building's spandrel reinforcement system]

4. In Zoology:
Some species of spiders build egg sacs on spandrels and other structures.
[Image description: A photo of a spider egg sac on a spandrel]

5. In Fine Arts:
The artist created a sculpture that adorned a spandrel in the grand dome of the cathedral.
[Image description: A photo of the sculpture on the spandrel]

Please note that if you are thinking of a different word, please let me know and I'd be happy to provide examples for that word as well.

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