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belvedere

[bel-vi-deer, bel-vi-deer, bel-ve-de-re] / ˈbɛl vɪˌdɪər, ˌbɛl vɪˈdɪər, ˌbɛl vɛˈdɛ rɛ /






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At the top of the house is a small belvedere for viewing the countryside.

From New York Times • Apr. 20, 2016

The film opens, fittingly enough, with Miles thundering across the countryside on horseback, and ends with her dying on her back in a belvedere bathed in moonlight.

From Time Magazine Archive

Broadway has recently been devoid of the sort of play which is chiefly concerned with elegant seductions in a belvedere.

From Time Magazine Archive

Out in the glass belvedere, like superior goods on display, taking it easy while every one else worked, I saw a group of young matrons of the smart set, Ina Vandeman among them, drinking tea.

From The Million-Dollar Suitcase by MacGowan, Alice

Two large chimneys, much nearer together than is ordinarily the case, emerge within the inclosed area of the belvedere deck.

From The Colonial Architecture of Philadelphia by Cousins, Frank