pilaster

Converse of object

• flute: On the latter are fluted Corinthian pilasters, trophies, &c.
• have: Each of these outer bays has full height pilasters on the angles.
• pair: The sides then, and the end wall as well, have plain arched windows between paired pilasters.
• taper: The entrance from the stair landing is of a heavy and sumptuous Jacobean style with thick tapering pilasters.
• carve: The front of the building, which is the most decorative elevation, has twin carved pilasters ( Amo ).
• panel: Once more, you can see the paneled pilasters that can be found elsewhere in the town.

Converse of subject

• flank: Ground floor windows flanked by pilasters with cornice over.
• divide: The 2 central bays break the eaves as a pediment and are divided by giant pilasters.

Adjective modifier

• Ionic: The gateway has Ionic pilasters; above is a large arched window with very unusual decoration.
• fluted: The eight corners of the walls of the box are chased with fluted Corinthian pilasters.
• Doric: Glass between elegant Doric pilasters, a cornice breaking forward over each one.
• Corinthian: Round arcades, Corinthian columns in the end walls, Corinthian pilasters on the side walls.
• Tuscan: Of the present, 1801 building, the upper floors, united by giant Tuscan pilasters, sit on a rusticated base.
• giant: Of the present, 1801 building, the upper floors, united by giant Tuscan pilasters, sit on a rusticated base.

Modifies a noun

• strip: The side of the box is divided into four sections by four tapering pilaster strips with a vase motif decoration set with diamonds.
• column: There is no chancel arch, just the inset chancel walls with pilaster columns rising to the ceiling.

Noun used with modifier

• brick: Span of 2 shallow arches, with brick cutwater in central pier and brick pilaster above it, on each side.
• stone: A stonemason carved the Roman letters H IIII into this stone pilaster.
• angle: The church built by Thomas Pitt was in a plain style, of red brick with stone cornices and angle pilasters.

Preposition: with

• capital: The façade has four agate pilasters with Corinthian capitals and bases of gilt bronze.