The Collaborative International Dictionary
Templed \Tem"pled\, a. Supplied with a temple or temples, or with churches; inclosed in a temple.
I love thy rocks and rills,
Thy woods and templed hills.
--S. F. Smith.
Wiktionary
having temples v
(en-past of: temple)
Usage examples of "templed".
Tuvok templed his fingers and brought them to his lips, contemplating.
That we sing of loving 'thy rocks and rills, thy woods and templed hills'—although the word 'templed' savors of paganism and does not belong in a national hymn?
He saw slip past him the glorious lands and cities of which a fellow-dreamer of earth - a lighthouse-keeper in ancient Kingsport - had often discoursed in the old days, and recognized the templed terraces of Zak, abode of forgotten dreams.
Adam templed his fingers and considered his strategy as he watched the woman falter from his tent on weak legs.
She leaned forward and templed her fingers, like he did when he was giving sage advice and making fun of himself at the same time.