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Definitions from the WebGreek ArchitectureDescription:Greek architecture refers to the architectural styles and techniques used in ancient Greece, dating back to the 9th century BC. It is characterized by its iconic elements such as columnar forms, pediments, and friezes. Greek architecture has greatly influenced Western architectural styles throughout history. Senses:1. Noun - Architectural Style:In its broadest sense, Greek architecture encompasses the various architectural styles developed in ancient Greece, including the Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian orders. Example Sentence:The Parthenon in Athens is an exquisite example of Greek architecture. 2. Adjective - Pertaining to Greece:Greek architecture can also refer to anything related to the architecture of Greece, past or present. Example Sentence:The Greek architecture of this seaside village blends tradition and modernity seamlessly. Related Products: | ||||
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