Definition of castellated in English English dictionary
A castellated wall or building looks like a castle. a 19th-century castellated mansion. built to look like a castle (castellatus, from castellum; CASTLE)
Decorated with battlements (a parapet with alternating indentations and raised portions); also called crenellation Building with battlements are usually brick or stone
Decorated with battlements (a parapet with alternating indentations and raised portions); also called crenellation Buildings with battlements are usually brick or stone
[arch] Along the upper wall of a fortress, the irregular line of blocks formed which allows a defender to use one block for protection, while returning fire thru the gap alongside
{i} battlement, wall with openings through which weapons can be fired; vertical appendage on the edge of a vessel resembling the section of a castle wall
castellated
Hyphenation
cas·tel·la·ted
Pronunciation
Etymology
[ 'kas-t&-"lA-t&d ] (adjective.) 1679. Medieval Latin castellatus, past participle of castellare to fortify, from Latin castellum.