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pavilion

/pəˈvɪljən/noun3 syllables

Pavilion means: large and often sumptuous tent.

Synonyms for pavilion3

noun, as in large and often sumptuous tent

marquee

also used for pavilion

auricle, pinna

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What does pavilion mean?1

noun

1

large and often sumptuous tent

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with pavilion?5

three syllables

braziliancivilian
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Pavilion in a sentence

  • Each continent had a pavilion at the fair.AlanF_US
  • The pavilion already held about a dozen pregnant women about to give birth.sangelo
  • The beauty of the Golden Pavilion covered in snow was unmatched.Scott
  • When I was young, my father often talked to me about the Golden Pavilion.Scott

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Forms of pavilion

as a noun

plural
pavilions