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Definition
a style of architecture characterized by slender vertical piers and counterbalancing buttresses and by vaulting and pointed arches — famously popularized in European cathedrals built between the 12th and 16th centuries
- It looked like a medieval fortress, with a Gothic cathedral grafted to its belly.1.1 — Part 1 Chapter 1 (40% in)
- Remarkable example of Gothic architecture.2.7 — Part 2 Chapter 7 (20% in)
- He doesn't belong here, thought Scarret, because he doesn't look modern—that's what it is—he doesn't look modern, no matter what kind of pants he's wearing—he looks like something out of a Gothic cathedral.4.15 — Part 4 Chapter 15 (47% in)
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