noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
window
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The two circular towers still have the original casement windows with leaded panes.
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The wind in the gusts seemed directed straight at the small casement window , which rattled and banged.
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Long casement windows were open into a side garden laid with neat, symmetrical paths.
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The sailor had gone straight through the casement window of the Red Hart, into the street.
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The sun will never swing away from that casement window , for we have abolished time at a stroke, my dearest spirit!
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Doors were opening up and down the street, casement windows were flung wide and shouts were heard.
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It sent her backing nervously towards the casement window as if to set a safer distance between the two of them.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As usual, the casement opened on fog as white and blind as sleep.
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Her head was haloed in the sunlight pouring through the casement .
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She found the curtained casement flung open to let in a stream of sunlight and fresh air.
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Some kind of wind had risen outside and was whistling through the rotten window casement and the ill-fitted panes.
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The casement was splattered with bat lime, the wall covered with a long beard of it, almost to the floor.
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The two circular towers still have the original casement windows with leaded panes.
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Undoubtedly she thought of the window they stood at as a magic casement .
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Window casements had been nailed shut and some were covered with clear polythene - an attempt at double glazing?