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broken arch

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Noun1.broken arch - an arch with a gap at the apex; the gap is usually filled with some decoration
arch - (architecture) a masonry construction (usually curved) for spanning an opening and supporting the weight above it
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He'd just broken arch rivals Rangers nine-year stranglehold by clinching the title.
McCann would never have axed me ..; WIM JANSEN'S STRIFE STORY by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
For a short time the broken arch was filled, as it were, by a Cupid's head with wings, such as one used to find in sale-room catalogues, out-dated and offered for a song.
A Cupid's head with wings by Parkhill-Rathbone, James / Contemporary Review
Also noteworthy is an 18th Century English grandfather tall case clock with walnut case, broken arch top, twisted columns and painted face and a Hitchcock 3-piece bedroom suite.
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