1. having or decorated with a pediment (a triangular decorative element typically found above doorways, windows, or building facades)
Usage: architectural

Examples

• The pedimented entrance gave the courthouse a classical appearance.
• Georgian houses often feature pedimented doorways.
• The architect designed pedimented windows for the neoclassical building.
• Ancient Greek temples were typically pedimented structures.
• The mansion’s pedimented portico impressed all visitors.
• Many colonial buildings in America have pedimented facades.