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Architrave

usgb/ˈɑːrkɪtreɪv/Volume
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Originates from ancient buildings, expect to find this term in historical or architectural contexts. SlideDuring the tour, the guide highlighted the elaborate architrave of the old courthouse.
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Often used in scholarly articles, textbooks, or lectures about architecture or history. SlideThe professor assigned an essay on the significance of architraves in Roman temples.
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Not commonly found in everyday conversations, mainly used in specialized fields. SlideI was confused when the architect mentioned the 'architrave,' as I had never heard it outside the classroom.