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romanesque

adjective/ˌroʊməˈnɛsk/

a style of architecture and art characterized by solid, heavy forms, rounded arches, and decorative features developed in Europe in the 10th to the 12th centuries

The cathedral was a stunning example of romanesque architecture, with its thick walls and semi-circular arches capturing the essence of the style.

Romanesque RevivalNormanLombardic
word origin — Derived from 'Romanesque' which signifies 'in the manner of the Romans', from the Latin 'Romanicus', from 'Roma' meaning 'Rome'.