Having one or more cusps or sharp points; formed with cusps.
Past participle of cuspidate, from Latin cuspidatus. Used to describe something that has been shaped to have points or cusps.
Gothic architecture uses cuspidated arches—those dramatically pointed arches you see in cathedrals—which became a symbol of medieval European power and religion.
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