Definition of bolection in English:

bolection

noun bəˈlɛkʃ(ə)nbōˈlekSHən

Architecture

usually as modifier A decorative moulding above or around a panel or other architectural feature.
as modifier bolection moulding
Example sentencesExamples
- Bolection moulds are used to frame inset panels or to create mock panels by planting them on flat surfaces.
- Such chests were made in and near Concord, in eastern Massachusetts, and their distinguishing characteristics include fluted pilasters surmounted by bolection moldings, or ‘swelled friezes.’
- If they wrap around the end of the rail or stile, they are bolection mouldings.
- The bolection profile imitates the opposing curves of a Baroque architectural façade, whilst helping to project the painting against a correspondingly opulent interior.
- The eight portraits were set into the panelling and were framed within matching, painted bolection mouldings.

Origin

Mid 17th century: of unknown origin.

Definition of bolection in US English:

bolection

nounbōˈlekSHən

Architecture

usually as modifier A decorative molding that separates two planes (or surfaces), especially around a wooden panel, usually convex.
as modifier bolection molding
Example sentencesExamples
- Bolection moulds are used to frame inset panels or to create mock panels by planting them on flat surfaces.
- If they wrap around the end of the rail or stile, they are bolection mouldings.
- The eight portraits were set into the panelling and were framed within matching, painted bolection mouldings.
- The bolection profile imitates the opposing curves of a Baroque architectural façade, whilst helping to project the painting against a correspondingly opulent interior.
- Such chests were made in and near Concord, in eastern Massachusetts, and their distinguishing characteristics include fluted pilasters surmounted by bolection moldings, or ‘swelled friezes.’

Origin

Mid 17th century: of unknown origin.

单词	bolection
释义	Definition of bolection in English: bolection noun bəˈlɛkʃ(ə)nbōˈlekSHən Architecture usually as modifier A decorative moulding above or around a panel or other architectural feature. as modifier bolection moulding Example sentencesExamples Bolection moulds are used to frame inset panels or to create mock panels by planting them on flat surfaces. Such chests were made in and near Concord, in eastern Massachusetts, and their distinguishing characteristics include fluted pilasters surmounted by bolection moldings, or ‘swelled friezes.’ If they wrap around the end of the rail or stile, they are bolection mouldings. The bolection profile imitates the opposing curves of a Baroque architectural façade, whilst helping to project the painting against a correspondingly opulent interior. The eight portraits were set into the panelling and were framed within matching, painted bolection mouldings. Origin Mid 17th century: of unknown origin. Definition of bolection in US English: bolection nounbōˈlekSHən Architecture usually as modifier A decorative molding that separates two planes (or surfaces), especially around a wooden panel, usually convex. as modifier bolection molding Example sentencesExamples Bolection moulds are used to frame inset panels or to create mock panels by planting them on flat surfaces. If they wrap around the end of the rail or stile, they are bolection mouldings. The eight portraits were set into the panelling and were framed within matching, painted bolection mouldings. The bolection profile imitates the opposing curves of a Baroque architectural façade, whilst helping to project the painting against a correspondingly opulent interior. Such chests were made in and near Concord, in eastern Massachusetts, and their distinguishing characteristics include fluted pilasters surmounted by bolection moldings, or ‘swelled friezes.’ Origin Mid 17th century: of unknown origin.
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