Palladian
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English OnlineLDOCE OnlinePal·la·di·an /pəˈleɪdiən/ adjective tech 1. belonging to a neoclassical style of building developed by Andrea Palladio in Italy in the 16th century, which was strongly influenced by ancient Greek and Roman styles2 based on the neoclassical style developed by Palladio, and popular with very wealthy people in the UK in the 18th century a Palladian mansion
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Palladian
Pal‧la‧di‧an /pəˈleɪdiən/
adjective technical
1. belonging to a neoclassical style of building developed by Andrea Palladio in Italy in the 16th century, which was strongly influenced by ancient Greek and Roman styles
2. based on the neoclassical style developed by Palladio, and popular with very wealthy people in the UK in the 18th century:
a Palladian mansion
Pal‧la‧di‧an /pəˈleɪdiən/
adjective technical1. belonging to a neoclassical style of building developed by Andrea Palladio in Italy in the 16th century, which was strongly influenced by ancient Greek and Roman styles
2. based on the neoclassical style developed by Palladio, and popular with very wealthy people in the UK in the 18th century: