Antonyms for mullioned

Grammar : Adj, noun

Spell : muhl-yuh n

Phonetic Transcription : ˈmʌl yən

Definition of mullioned

Origin : "vertical column between the lights of a window," 1560s, metathesis of Middle English moyniel (early 14c.), from Anglo-French moinel, noun use of moienel (adj.) "middle," from Old French meien "intermediate, mean" (see mean (adj.)). Related: Mullioned.

As in crosswise : adj across
As in window : noun framework with pane

Example sentences :

Over these also are mullioned windows with blank interstices.
Extract from : « The New Guide to Peterborough Cathedral » by George S. Phillips

But these also were mullioned, and the entire frontage of the house was uniform in its style.
Extract from : « The Small House at Allington » by Anthony Trollope

The mullioned windows were so constructed that no one could enter through them.
Extract from : « The Coming of the King » by James Hocking

Beside this archway was a mullioned window with latticed panes.
Extract from : « Glories of Spain » by Charles W. Wood

Here was the open landscape in front of the mullioned windows.
Extract from : « Hard Pressed » by Fred M. White

The house is white and has small, mullioned windows with iron bars.
Extract from : « The Road to Damascus » by August Strindberg

I expect to see you like a gable-end, with a couple of mullioned windows for eyes, and a mouth.
Extract from : « Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 55, No. 343, May 1844 » by Various

Let him produce his pencils and his tablet at a pointed arch or mullioned window, or catch us in absurd posture as we travel.
Extract from : « Hints to Pilgrims » by Charles Stephen Brooks

The windows in the red castle are of thick, dark glass and are grated and mullioned and set about with iron.
Extract from : « My Friend Annabel Lee » by Mary MacLane

Between the mullioned windows were old Venetian mirrors and seventeenth-century chairs.
Extract from : « Masques & Phases » by Robert Ross

Synonyms for mullioned

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