Pillar
Pillar noun - An upright shaft that supports an overhead structure.
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Synonyms for Pillar
Statue and pillar are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Statue" instead a noun "Pillar".
Nearby Word: pillared
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How words are described
| old | old pillar | old statue |
| high | high pillar | high statue |
| solid | solid pillar | solid statue |
| green | green pillar | green statue |
| Other adjectives: towering, small, entire, massive, large, big, great, enormous, huge, wooden, living, white, new, flaming, falling, fallen, mysterious, tall, gigantic, last, golden, concrete, nearby, giant. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- One character gets chased by another character as they start running around a pole, a pillar, or even a statue.
Source: Gone Behind the Bend - Manchester is the No Communities Were Harmed substitute for the actual city of Birmingham (which, like Bart's town, has a statue of Vulcan on top of a really high pillar in the middle of town and was also named after an English city).
Source: Sweet Home Alabama -
Similar thing with the Living Statues - you see the Statue cast frost on a puddle, then proceed to jump up a precipice and onto the frozen pillar, rather than just jumping up on the other side... Invisible Means Undodgeable: To at least the people in universe who can't see Psynergy.
Source: Video Game / Golden Sun
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