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architectural

ahr-kih-TEHKT-shuh-ruhl
adjective
1
Relating to architecture or the design of buildings.
"The bridge is celebrated for its architectural beauty."
"She studied architectural history at university."
2
Having the carefully designed, structured look of a building, even when applied to something else.
"The wedding cake had an almost architectural quality, with tiered columns and arches."

How to Use Architectural

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In plain EnglishDescribes anything to do with the design or structure of buildings.

Common pairings
architectural style architectural drawing architectural detail

Word Forms

more architectural comparative, most architectural superlative

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Etymology

From architecture plus the adjective-forming suffix -al, ultimately from Greek arkhitekton, "chief builder."

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