Pronunciation: /ˈθɑməsən/
noun a surname or last name
A1 A Thomasson is a useless architectural feature that serves no purpose.
A2 In some cities, you can find Thomassons that were once functional but are now obsolete.
B1 The concept of Thomasson challenges traditional ideas of practicality in design.
B2 Artists often incorporate Thomassons into their work to explore the intersection of art and functionality.
C1 The Thomasson phenomenon has sparked debates among architects and urban planners about the value of preserving obsolete structures.
C2 Some argue that Thomassons are valuable cultural artifacts that should be protected and celebrated for their unique history.
formal The Thomasson is an architectural term used to describe a structure that serves no purpose and is maintained simply because it would be more costly to demolish.
informal Have you seen that Thomasson building down the street? It's been abandoned for years.
slang I can't believe they're still keeping that Thomasson house standing. It's such a waste of space.
figurative The old statue in the park has become a Thomasson, forgotten and overlooked by most passersby.
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