Romanesque

What do we mean by romanesque?

Somewhat resembling the Roman; applied sometimes to the debased style of the later Roman Empire, but especially to the more developed art and architecture prevailing from the 8th century to the 12th.

Describes something or someone that's ancient or modern-Roman in style. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to romanesque:
romanesque, normanesque, romantique.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word romanesque:
apses, apse, naves, gothic, revival, nave, transept, brownstone, cloister, arches, baptismal, basilica, aisles, semicircular, crypt, belfry, ashlar, edifice, frescoes, arched, ade, baroque, doorway, vaulted, architecture, italianate, capitals, lombard, chancel, rotunda, style, portal, fresco, brick, facade, octagonal, renaissance, sculpted, font, cathedral, neoclassical, benedictine, catalonia, styles, sandstone, openings, portico, courthouse, arch, deco, tower, consecrated, projecting, architectural, porch, gable, choir, limestone, rectangular, spire, abbey, stained, styling, detailing, flanked, additions, decoration, masonry, vault, bays, columns, exterior, altar, decorative, byzantine, rebuilt, carved, church, granite, decorated, cologne, chapel, monastery, windows, sculpture, architect, ceiling, monasteries, roof, slate, trim, medieval, rounded, sanctuary, window, building, interior, marble, centuries, monuments.

Words that rhyme with romanesque:
desk, grotesque, burlesque, esque, kafkaesque, statuesque, levesque, writing desk, autodesk, city desk, reading desk, reception desk, geske, jeske, sports desk, teske, yeske, leske, beske, keske, meske, reaganesque, reske.

Adjectives that are often used to describe romanesque:
richardsonian, early, late, italian, pure, german, primitive, pre, french, irish, northern, more, later, earlier, southern, debased, century, byzantine, modern, tuscan, heavy, neo, mature, hiberno, burgundian, western, organic, native, true, spanish, earliest, arched, european, twelfth, simple, rhenish, massive, consequent, finest, gothic, nondescript, lombard, plain, vaulted, une, traditional, transitional, south, orient, fantastic, called, monastic, older, stern, purest, contemporary, classical, medieval, sturdy, ornate, dumb, teutonic, nascent, sentimental, continental, exterior, celtic, developed, pointed, postpositive, unmodified, handsome, untouched, belated, remote, crass.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective romanesque:
style, architecture, church, churches, art, period, sculpture, building, cathedral, buildings, work, structure, styles, arches, basilica, tower, builders, cathedrals, nave, design, capitals, chapel, forms, doorway, painting, arch, portal, times, elements, facade, windows, features, tradition, periods, architects, character, cloister, revival, towers, type, structures, monuments, apse, campanile, paintings, columns, ornament, frescoes, manner, edifice, crypt, decoration, era, sculptors, portals, sculptures, choir, cloisters, interior, details, construction, capital, vaults, examples, gothic, epoch, vault, houses, carvings, detail, traditions, door, artists, plan, abbey, manuscripts, designs, window, motifs, basilicas, vaulting, piers, signs, arcades, influences, date, porch, walls, illumination, facades, font, pillars.

Words that sound like romanesque:
romanesque, romanesco, romanes, reminisce, romanus, romanek, romanize, runyonesque, reminisced, romanic, roominess, reminiscer, romanik, romanist, romanis, romance, romantic, romans, roanoke, romany, rubenesque, raiments, romantique, romancy, romanovs, roamans, romantik, roman pace, romanies, reminiscing, romana, reminisces, ruinous, remanence, run amok, romanism, run amuck, runniness, run a risk, raininess, romaic, roman, romania, romano, romancer, bromance, romanov, romanced, romani, romanoff, romines, rimini, shamanic, remans, romon, roman law, romanowski, romanos, ringneck, romanza, hominis, romanze, hominess, roman arch, romanski, roman nose, romains, rumens, romeno, rommany.