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Pavilion
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Meaning
Noun
●
An
ornate
tent.
●
A
light
roofed
structure used as a
shelter
in a public place.
●
A structure, sometimes
temporary
,
erected
to
house
exhibits
at a
fair
, etc.
●
In Cricket:
The
building
where the
players
change
clothes
,
wait
to
bat
, and
eat
their meals.
●
In Buildings:
A
detached
or
semi-detached
building
at a
hospital
or other
building
complex.
●
The lower
surface
of a brilliant-cut
gemstone
,
lying
between the
girdle
and collet.
●
In Anatomy:
The
cartiliginous
part of the
outer ear
; auricle.
●
In Anatomy:
The
fimbriated
extremity
of the Fallopian tube.
●
In Military:
A
flag
,
ensign
, or banner.
A
flag
or
ensign
carried
at the
gaff
of the mizzenmast.
●
In Heraldry:
An
ornate
tent
, used either as a
charge
or
bearing
, or
surrounding
a
shield
as or
atop
the mantling.
●
A
covering
; a
canopy
;
figuratively
, the sky.
Verb
●
To
furnish
with a pavilion.
●
To
put
inside a pavilion.
●
To
enclose
or
surround
(after Robert Grant's
hymn
line
"pavilioned in splendour").
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
pavilion
English
pavilloun
Middle English (1100-1500)
pavilloun
Anglo-Norman
papilionem
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
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Plaza
Palace
Gazebo
Courtyard
Ballroom
Atrium
Museum
Dome
Tower
Amphitheatre
Stadium
Villa
Lounge
Park
Building
Promenade
Garden
Hall
Gallery
Fountain
Temple
Hotel
Amphitheater
Auditorium
Exhibition
Mansion
Cathedral
Rotunda
House
Pier
Castle
Studio
Theater
Sculpture
Monument
Mosque
Gardens
Mall
Walkway
Venue
City
Chapel
Theatre
Wharf
Conservatory
Shrine
FaçAde
Facade
Square
Booth
Centre
Street
Bridge
Club
Beer Garden
Opera House
Convention Centre
Concert Hall
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