balaustre Definition
- 1a baluster or balustrade
- 2an upright support for a railing
Using balaustre: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "balaustre" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The balaustres on the balcony were intricately carved.
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The staircase was adorned with a beautiful balaustre.
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The balaustres on the porch were painted white.
balaustre Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for balaustre
Origins of balaustre
from French 'balustre', from Italian 'balaustro', from balaustra 'wild pomegranate flower', from Latin 'balaustium', from Greek 'balaustion'
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Summary: balaustre in Brief
'Balaustre' [bal-aw-ster, bal-uh-ster] refers to an upright support for a railing, commonly known as a baluster or balustrade. It is often used in architectural contexts, such as staircases and balconies, and can be intricately carved or painted. Synonyms include 'railing' and 'banister.'
