Definition of Italianate in English:

Italianate

adjective ɪˈtaljəneɪtəˈtæljəˌneɪt

Italian in character or appearance.
an Italianate staircase with triple loggia
Example sentencesExamples
- Greek Revival and Italianate mansions line the broad streets of this stately, historic neighborhood.
- Their interpretations ooze with the music's Italianate nature, and the elegance and grace they convey is exceptional.
- He got it: the local architect Andrews and Pepper gave him a graceful Italianate complex on a 27-acre site, with 16 acres of working floors inside.
- It's quite Italianate and we hope very beautiful.
- As its fresco-like nature suggests, much of the finished painting appears Italianate in conception.
- Unfortunately, Guleghina can't muster their Italianate style, and her portrayal has less character than those mentioned above.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Italian italianato, from Italia 'Italy'.

Definition of Italianate in US English:

Italianate

adjectiveəˈtæljəˌneɪtəˈtalyəˌnāt

Italian in character or appearance.
an Italianate staircase with triple loggia
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately, Guleghina can't muster their Italianate style, and her portrayal has less character than those mentioned above.
- Greek Revival and Italianate mansions line the broad streets of this stately, historic neighborhood.
- As its fresco-like nature suggests, much of the finished painting appears Italianate in conception.
- Their interpretations ooze with the music's Italianate nature, and the elegance and grace they convey is exceptional.
- He got it: the local architect Andrews and Pepper gave him a graceful Italianate complex on a 27-acre site, with 16 acres of working floors inside.
- It's quite Italianate and we hope very beautiful.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Italian italianato, from Italia ‘Italy’.

单词	Italianate
释义	Definition of Italianate in English: Italianate adjective ɪˈtaljəneɪtəˈtæljəˌneɪt Italian in character or appearance. an Italianate staircase with triple loggia Example sentencesExamples Greek Revival and Italianate mansions line the broad streets of this stately, historic neighborhood. Their interpretations ooze with the music's Italianate nature, and the elegance and grace they convey is exceptional. He got it: the local architect Andrews and Pepper gave him a graceful Italianate complex on a 27-acre site, with 16 acres of working floors inside. It's quite Italianate and we hope very beautiful. As its fresco-like nature suggests, much of the finished painting appears Italianate in conception. Unfortunately, Guleghina can't muster their Italianate style, and her portrayal has less character than those mentioned above. Origin Late 16th century: from Italian italianato, from Italia 'Italy'. Definition of Italianate in US English: Italianate adjectiveəˈtæljəˌneɪtəˈtalyəˌnāt Italian in character or appearance. an Italianate staircase with triple loggia Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately, Guleghina can't muster their Italianate style, and her portrayal has less character than those mentioned above. Greek Revival and Italianate mansions line the broad streets of this stately, historic neighborhood. As its fresco-like nature suggests, much of the finished painting appears Italianate in conception. Their interpretations ooze with the music's Italianate nature, and the elegance and grace they convey is exceptional. He got it: the local architect Andrews and Pepper gave him a graceful Italianate complex on a 27-acre site, with 16 acres of working floors inside. It's quite Italianate and we hope very beautiful. Origin Late 16th century: from Italian italianato, from Italia ‘Italy’.
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