towered
towered
Definition
tow·ered (to̵u′ərd)
adjective
having a tower or towers
towered
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- still: So far he had seen the view of only one side and Everest still towered nearly a thousand feet above him.
Preposition: over
- city: York Minster is a magnificent gothic cathedral which has towered over the city for over 800 years.
Preposition: into
- sky: Surrounding them a circle of snow-covered peaks and green ranges towered into a dazzling sky.
Modifies a noun
- wall: The old town you see today is mostly medieval, located on top of a flat hill and surrounded by a towered city wall.
- church: This was one of Suffolk's round towered churches.
- overhead: Soon I was splashing through marshland where huge bulrushes towered overhead.
- high: The smoke towered high in the sky, leaning on the wind.
- building: Chillingham Castle is a fourteenth century four corner towered building, constructed around an old pele tower.
Used with adjective complement
- have: York Minster is a magnificent gothic cathedral which has towered over the city for over 800 years.
Browse dictionary entries near towered
- Tower of London
- Tower Hamlets
- tower block
- tower
- towelling
- towelled
- toweling
- towelette
- toweled
- towel
- towering
- towery
- towhead
- towheaded
- towhee
- towline
- town
- town clerk
- town crier
- town hall
