Look up: Cruciform

1. cruciform
   having approximate form of a cross,in aerospace usually when viewed from front Category: Transport
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2. Cruciform
   Used to describe a building on a cross plan. Most cruciform churches are on a Latin cross plan, in which one arm of the cross is significantly longer than the other three. A cross with equal arms is known as a Greek cross.
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3. Cruciform
   Cross-shaped. It is usually used to describe the plan of a church. Examples include the letter 't' and the typical plan of Gothic churches. Some small Armenian chapels were cruciform.
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4. Cruciform
   Cross shaped, often of a church floor plan.
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5. Cruciform
   Cru'ci·form adjective [ Latin crux , crucis , cress + -form : confer French cruciforme .] Cross-shaped; (Botany) having four parts arranged in the form of a cross.
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6. cruciform
   (kroo´sĭ-form) shaped like a cross; called also cruciate.
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7. Cruciform
   • (a.) Cross-shaped; (Bot.) having four parts arranged in the form of a cross.
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8. cruciform
   cruciform, cruciformly Shaped like a cross; cruciate.
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9. cruciform
   In the shape of a cross
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10. Cruciform
    :For the resurrection device/parasite at the Hyperion Cantos see Cruciform (Hyperion Cantos). `Cruciform` means having the shape of a cross or Christian cross. Cruciform architectural plan : This is a common description of Christian churches. In Early Christian, Byzantine and other Eas...
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