Pronunciation: /æbˈsɪdiˌoʊl/
noun a small or secondary apse in a church, typically one that contains an altar
A1 The absidiole in the church is a small chapel off the main altar.
A2 During the tour, we learned about the history of the absidiole and its significance in the architecture of the building.
B1 The absidiole was beautifully decorated with intricate carvings and stained glass windows.
B2 The restoration project focused on preserving the original features of the absidiole while also making it accessible to visitors.
C1 The absidiole's unique design and historical importance made it a focal point for researchers studying medieval architecture.
C2 The absidiole's ornate decorations and religious symbolism were carefully documented by art historians during their visit to the church.
formal The absidiole is a small, often semicircular or polygonal chapel attached to a larger church.
informal Have you seen the absidiole at the old cathedral? It's quite beautiful.
slang Let's meet by the absidiole for a quick chat before the service starts.
figurative The absidiole of the building represents a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
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