What is another word for Doric Order?
Pronunciation: [dˈɔːɹɪk ˈɔːdə] (IPA) 
The Doric Order is a distinctive style of architecture that first emerged in ancient Greece, characterized by its simple and sturdy design. Synonyms for the Doric Order include the Greek Doric, which refers specifically to the ancient Greek version of this architectural style, as well as the Tuscan Order, which is a variant of the Doric Order found in Italy. The Roman Doric is another synonym that refers to a version of the Doric Order that was adapted by the Romans. Other terms used to describe this architectural style include the Neoclassical Doric, which is a revival of the ancient Greek and Roman styles in more modern times.
