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claustral

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claus·tral  (klôstrl)
adj.
Variant of cloistral.

claustral [ˈklɔːstrəl]
adj
(Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) a less common variant of cloistral


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It is situated in the oldest part of the claustral buildings, the Walcher Undercroft, and is particularly suited to children.
The car attains the status of a twenty-first century Gothic claustral space, replete with hamburger boxes and candy bar wrappings.
Evocative of manga panels, the director's sequences emphasize the claustral and/or agoraphobic qualities of homes and offices, stores and institutions, the scale of people in relation to the architecture that surrounds them.
 
 
 
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