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Term: Hypethral

Description

Hypethral is an architectural term that refers to a building or a part of a building that is open to the sky or has no roof, exposing the area to the elements. It is commonly used to describe structures such as temples, courtyards, or gardens that do not have a roof covering.

Senses

• Sense 1: Used to describe a type of architecture with an open-roof design.
• Sense 2: Pertaining to buildings or areas that are exposed to the sky.

Sample Sentences

1. The ancient Greek temples often featured hypethral designs, allowing worshippers to feel closer to the gods.
2. The hypethral courtyard in the palace provided a serene and open space for people to relax.
3. She loved the hypethral garden in the middle of the city, where she could escape from the urban chaos and enjoy the starry sky.
4. The hypethral temple, with its intricate columns and grandeur, stood as a testament to the architectural wonders of the past.

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