Cruciform

/ˈkruːsɪfɔːrm/

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The term is often used when describing buildings, especially churches, that are in the shape of a cross.

The ancient church had a cruciform foundation.

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'Cruciform' can imply significance related to Christianity, as the cross shape represents the Christian faith.

The small pendant was cruciform, symbolizing her faith.

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Using 'cruciform' enables vivid description in literature, creating a strong visual image for the reader.

The garden was laid out in a cruciform pattern, paths radiating from a central fountain.

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