And so the veil falls, revealing the walls, of cavernous halls, Valhalla calls.
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Cavernous
//ˈkav.ən.əs//
Synonyms for "cavernous" (62 found)
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7 translations across 6 languages.
French
1 entries- caverneux adj (having many caverns)
Greek
1 entries- σπηλαιώδης adj (having many caverns)
Middle English
1 entries- cavernous adj (having many caverns)
Māori
1 entries- areare adj (resembling a cavern)
Portuguese
2 entries- cavernoso adj (resembling a cavern)
- cavernoso adj (having many caverns)
Spanish
1 entries- cavernoso adj (resembling a cavern)
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Thousands of delegates are expected to gather at Geneva’s cavernous Palexpo Exhibition center.
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The last stop on the West Coast Main Line before you cross the border into Scotland, the strategically placed Carlisle Citadel is a station steeped in history. Opened on September 1 1847, the cavernous station was once home to seven railway companies in the pre-Grouping years.
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cavernous eyes
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