The Collaborative International Dictionary
Vitruvian
Vitruvian \Vi*tru"vi*an\, a. Of or pertaining to Vitruvius, an ancient Roman architect.
Vitruvian scroll (Arch.), a name given to a peculiar
pattern of scrollwork, consisting of convolved
undulations. It is used in classical architecture.
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Usage examples of "vitruvian".
Along the baseboard a vitruvian design had been carved deeply into the wood, though the intricate scrollwork had been bleached as gray as the rest of the aged timber by the sun's unforgiving gaze.
I’d noticed it the first time I translated the section, because I started hitting Vitruvian terms I hadn’t seen in a long time.