Having dentils as decoration; ornamented with dentils.
From 'dentil' with the past participle or adjectival suffix '-ed,' indicating that something has been furnished with or made to have dentils. This is another form describing dentil-decorated architectural elements.
A dentiled cornice tells you something about the age and intended elegance of a building—the presence of these little blocks signals that a builder invested in classical architectural details rather than opting for simpler designs.
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