noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
arcade
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The simple nave arcade is of moulded brick in wide pointed arches.
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There is a tall nave arcade and no clerestory.
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The nave arcade has round arches behind which are lower aisles.
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It has an exceptionally lofty nave arcade whose pointed arches reach almost into the vault.
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The nave is lofty and divided into nave arcade , triforium and clerestory.
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There are no capitals to the nave arcade which supports the quadripartite vault over naves and aisles.
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Both nave arcade and clerestory windows continue uninterrupted, but in narrowing form, round the choir apse.
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Inside, the triforium is often omitted or is just a decorative band, while the nave arcade is of great importance.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Above the porch was usually a decorative circular window in the façade gable which lit the nave behind.
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All furniture had to be removed from the nave to make room for the flowers.
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Athelstan went along the nave to meet him.
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Only Ray and a high school student named Devon Franklin remained standing in the middle of the nave .
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Standing high in the nave is the pulpit attributed to Grinling Gibbons.
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The massive pillars of its nave are very reminiscent of the Norman splendours of Durham cathedral.
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There's the monkey funeral out there in one of the windows of the north nave aisle and this in here.
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Thus, nave and aisles could be vaulted on square bay pattern.