Architecture. The name of the fifth of the classical orders, being ‘composed of the Ionic grafted upon the Corinthian’. At first Composita (sc. co…

Architecture. A name of the fifth of the classical orders, the composite, adj. n. Formerly Italica.

Architecture. Name of the simplest and rudest of the five classical orders of architecture; allied to the Doric (of which it is by many considered a…

Architecture. Belonging to, characterized by, or designating one of the three Greek orders of architecture, characterized by a column with scroll…

Of composite nature or character; in Architecture = composite, adj. 2. Obsolete.

= sense A. c.

Architecture. The name of one of the three Grecian orders (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian), of which it is the oldest, strongest, and simplest.

Architecture. = Ionic, adj.1 2.

Architecture. = Italic, adj. 1c. Obsolete.

Architecture. = composite, adj. 2a. Cf. Italic, adj. 1c.

Architecture. = composite, adj. Obsolete.

Specific uses. Architecture. compound order: composite, adj. n. order.

= Corinthian, adj.

Architecture. The name of one of the three Grecian orders (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian), of which it is the lightest and most ornate, having a…

Architecture. Of masonry: characterized by a surface which is artificially roughened or left rough-hewn, or by having the joints (esp. the…

Made up of parts; compound; composite.