Having dentils; ornamented or decorated with dentils in architectural design.
From 'dentil' with the suffix '-ated,' following standard English patterns for creating adjectives describing something that possesses a particular feature. This term became common in architectural and historical descriptions.
A dentilated cornice makes a building look more impressive and refined—it's the architectural equivalent of adding a decorative trim, and it was especially popular during the neoclassical period when architects wanted to echo ancient Greek and Roman grandeur.
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