cruciform

Converse of object

• follow: His design for Thame broadly followed the popular cruciform or " square " design.
• kneel: They were being made to kneel cruciform in the sun until they collapsed, " he said.

Adjective modifier

• popular: His design for Thame broadly followed the popular cruciform or " square " design.

Modifies a noun

• brooch: Figure 2: A cruciform brooch from Dover, Kent, drawn by Dom Andrews.
• layout: To the rear of the entrance block, the main building followed the popular cruciform layout.
• church: Philip and James, is a Cruciform Church, Early Gothic in style, with a few French details.
• shape: The garden was laid out in a cruciform shape, very different from its present day style.
• structure: The church, called Christ Church, is a cruciform structure, built in 1848 at a cost of £ 6,000.
• building: The Cruciform Building is at the end of the road on the left, at the junction with Gower Street.

Modifying Another Word

• originally: The appearance of this rugged medieval church of Saxon origin and originally cruciform matches the charm of its dedication.

Preposition: in

• shape: The MCP's point spread function is cruciform in shape.
• plan: The building is cruciform in plan, with a tower of three stages, tapering to a spire, at the western end.
• sun: They were being made to kneel cruciform in the sun until they collapsed, " he said.