What is another word for edifice?
232 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛdɪfɪs], [ ˈɛdɪfɪs], [ ˈɛ_d_ɪ_f_ɪ_s]
Edifice refers to a building, especially one that is large or imposing in appearance. There are several synonyms for the word edifice that can be used to refer to buildings or constructions of different types and sizes. For instance, "structure" can be used to describe a building, bridge, or any other man-made construction. "Building" is another synonym that can be used to refer to a particular edifice or any construction that forms a place of shelter or work. "Construction" refers to the process of building something while "monument" is a synonym that can be used to describe a large, impressive building or construction that's of significant historical or architectural importance.
Synonyms for Edifice:
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n.
• building • construction- dis position ,
- dis positions ,
- dis-position ,
- dis-positions ,
- erectings ,
- fabricatings ,
- out line ,
- out lines ,
- out-line ,
- out-lines ,
- pre fab ,
- pre fabrication ,
- pre fabrications ,
- pre-fabrication ,
- pre-fabrications ,
- prefabrications ,
- putting ups ,
- rearings .
Other synonyms:
- block .
- folly .
- monolith .
- installation ,
- pile .
Other relevant words:
- -bedroomed ,
- Sick Building Syndrome ,
- bakery ,
- convention centre ,
- cowshed ,
- greek building ,
- heritage-listed building ,
- landmarked building ,
- listed building ,
- newbuild ,
- portakabin ,
- rising damp .
- Casa ,
- Country seat ,
- Family ,
- Towers ,
- abattoir ,
- abode ,
- accomplishment ,
- achievement ,
- adobe house ,
- armature ,
- arrange ,
- arrival ,
- aviary ,
- bagnio ,
- basis ,
- bathhouse ,
- bawdyhouse ,
- bordello ,
- brothel ,
- buildings ,
- butchery ,
- cadre ,
- calculate ,
- catastrophe ,
- cathedral ,
- cliff dwelling ,
- close ,
- clubhouse ,
- completion ,
- compose ,
- conclusion ,
- configuration ,
- constitute ,
- construct ,
- consulate ,
- consummation ,
- coordinate ,
- coping stone ,
- country house ,
- courthouse ,
- cram ,
- crowning touch ,
- culmination ,
- dacha ,
- deanery ,
- denouement ,
- despatch ,
- develop ,
- devise ,
- dispatch ,
- domicile ,
- dwelling ,
- dwelling house ,
- dwelling-place ,
- educate ,
- elevate ,
- embassy ,
- end ,
- erection ,
- establish ,
- establishment ,
- execution ,
- facility ,
- fait accompli ,
- farm ,
- farmhouse ,
- finale ,
- finish ,
- finishing touch ,
- fix ,
- flower ,
- form ,
- found ,
- framing ,
- fruit ,
- fulfillment ,
- habitation ,
- hall ,
- home ,
- homestead ,
- house ,
- houseboat ,
- household ,
- hut ,
- infrastructure ,
- issue ,
- keystone ,
- lake dwelling ,
- lodge ,
- lodging ,
- make ,
- manner ,
- manor house ,
- manse ,
- means ,
- method ,
- missing link ,
- mode ,
- monument ,
- ne plus ultra ,
- orchestrate ,
- organise ,
- organize ,
- palace ,
- parsonage ,
- penthouse ,
- performance ,
- prefab ,
- prefabrication ,
- prepare ,
- presidential palace ,
- procedure ,
- pyramid ,
- quarters ,
- ranch house ,
- rectory ,
- residence ,
- result ,
- rockpile ,
- roof ,
- shell ,
- skyscraper ,
- sod house ,
- split-level ,
- superstructure ,
- system ,
- systematize ,
- tactic ,
- tall building ,
- technique ,
- terminus ,
- texture ,
- tower ,
- town house ,
- unionize ,
- upshot ,
- vicarage ,
- way ,
- winding up ,
- ziggurat .
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How to use "Edifice" in context?
Edifice is a large, impressive building. It may be made of any material, but is typically made of stone, brick, or concrete. an edifice can be any size, but is typically at least three stories tall.
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
structure.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
integration.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
architecture, construct, construction, fabric.
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Noun, singular or mass
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