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cruciform
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cru·ci·form  (krs-fôrm)
adj.
Shaped like a cross; cruciate.
[Latin crux, cruc-, cross + -form.]
cruci·form n.
cruci·formly adv.
cruciform
Adjective
shaped like a cross
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.cruciform - shaped like a cross
cruciate
symmetric, symmetrical - having similarity in size, shape, and relative position of corresponding parts


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But something more politically resonant is going on: The linear cruciforms gradually become a harrowing image of welts and scars, the aftermath of a slave whipping.
NORMAN LEWIS by Klein, Mason / Artforum International
The various objects that comprise the tableaux include parts that seem to belong to stuffed animals and grotesquely shaped dolls, which are impaled by the pikes--as are distinct body parts, an abundance of phallic shapes, and cruciforms.
Annette Messager by Perchuk, Andrew / Artforum International
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