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Definition of Steepled

1. a. Furnished with, or having the form of, a steeple; adorned with steeples.

Definition of Steepled

1. steeple [adj] - See also: steeple

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Steepled

steepest steepeup steepier steepiest steeping steepish steeple steeplebush steeplebushes steeplechase

steeplechaser steeplechasers steeplechases steeplechasing steeplechasings steepled (current term) steeplejack steeplejacks steeples steeply

steepness steepnesses steeps steepup steepy steer steerable steerage steerages steerageway

Literary usage of Steepled

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1. The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine by Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew (1841)
"the steepled town no more Like palace-domes in sunset's cloud, Stretches along the sail-thronged shores Fad« sun-gilt spire and mansion proud ! ..."

2. Rhymes of Vermont Rural Life by Daniel Leavens Cady (1919)
"... meetinghouse or steeple; The meetinghouse and steeple, too, It seems are "bending low" today— The old white-steepled meetinghouse Is passing fast away. ..."

3. The Confederation of Kilkenny by Charles Patrick Meehan (1882)
"... square one half yard upon the back, girded unto them with a rude massive rope, with a great knot before, and unto this coat sowed a steepled hood, ..."

4. Primrose Diplomacy: Discords in the Jingo Symphony by an Untuned Lyre by Joseph Hutchinson (1902)
"... Peopled with voices and spirits who speak unto me, Me unto cities lead, cities all golden and steepled, steepled with spires of the morning. ..."

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