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ex⋅tra⋅dos
/
ˈɛk
strəˌdɒs
,
-ˌdoʊs
,
ɛkˈstreɪ
dɒs
,
-doʊs
/
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[
ek
-str
uh
-dos
,
-dohs
,
ek-
strey
-dos
,
-dohs
]
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–noun,
plural
-dos
/
-ˌdoʊz
,
-doʊz
/
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[
-dohz
,
-dohz
]
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,
-dos⋅es.
Architecture
.
the exterior curve or surface of an arch or vault.
Also called
back.
Compare
intrados
.
Origin:
1765–75;
< F, equiv. to
extra-
extra-
+
dos
back (< L
dorsum
dorsum
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extrados
ex·tra·dos
(ěk'strə-dŏs', -dōs')
n.
pl.
ex·tra·dos
(-dōz') or
ex·tra·dos·es
(-dŏs'ĭz)
The upper or exterior curve of an arch.
[French : Latin
extrā
,
outside
; see
extra-
+ French
dos
,
back
(from Latin
dorsum
).]
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2009 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.
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