steepled adjective. ['sti:p(ǝ)ld] E17.
[from STEEPLE noun, verb: see -ED², -ED¹.]
1. Shaped like a steeple; (of hands etc.) placed together in a steeple. E17.
■ J. Wainwright Lyle rested the tips of his steepled fingers against his lips.

2. Of a building: having a steeple or steeples. E18.

3. Of a town etc.: having many steeples; conspicuous for its steeple or steeples. M19.

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