vaulted

IPA: vˈɔɫtʌd

(architecture) Of a ceiling supported by arches, introduced in the Gothic style.

Examples of "vaulted" in Sentences

The nave was vaulted.
In 1842 the nave was extended and vaulted.
The nave and apse of the church are barrel vaulted.
It was originally vaulted at the second floor and the roof.
The basement is vaulted, and the hall was above, on the first floor.
The barrel vaulted ceiling is mirrored in the gallery on the first floor.
Early-season upsets of Colorado, Oregon State and Wisconsin vaulted Fresno State into the rankings.
Both benches cleared, and it was at this moment Zimmer, on a mission, vaulted from the Yankees dugout.
The win vaulted the Maple Leafs over Ottawa into second place in the Northeast Division, one point behind Boston.
Sarah Palin vaulted from unknown to international celebrity, a status she can probably retain as long as she desires.
The win vaulted the Horned Frogs (7-1, 4-1 C-USA) one-half game ahead of Southern Miss (5-3, 3-1), Louisville and UAB in league play.
Batista, who vaulted from the role of long reliever to third starter, opposes 16-game winner Darryl Kile in what would seem to be a mismatch in the Cardinals 'favor.
(AP) - Hundreds of jubilant students vaulted from a wall behind the north end zone, ignoring the public address announcer's plea to celebrate in the stands rather than storm the field.
Having vaulted from the fringes of pop culture into the mainstream after a newly atomic America became obsessed with films about mutants and aliens, SF literature matured and flowered throughout the '60s and beyond, just as rock' n 'roll did the same.