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Meaning of skyscrapers
a very tall building, typically in a city
Etymology of skyscrapers
The word "skyscraper" originated in the late 19th century, derived from the phrase "sky-scraper", which referred to a type of sail on a ship that was extremely tall and scraped the sky
The term was later applied to buildings that seemed to scrape the sky with their extreme heights, and has since become a standard term in architecture and urban planning
Synonyms
towers
high-rises
buildings
edifices
structures
monuments
spires
minarets
obelisks
pillars
columns
stalagmites
skyscrapers
high-rise buildings
apartment towers
office towers
condominiums
complexes
developments
estates
mansions
bungalows
cottages
huts
shacks
cabins
lodges
chalets
villas
castles
fortresses
citadels
strongholds
high-rise blocks
apartment blocks
residential towers
commercial towers
corporate towers
architectural wonders
marvels
masterpieces
landmarks
icons
giants
monoliths
colossi
leviathans
Definitions
- A very tall, continuously habitable building of many storeys, typically in a city, used for residential, office, or commercial purposes
- * A building that dominates the skyline, often serving as a symbol of a city's wealth, power, or architectural innovation
Usage Examples
- The city's skyline is dominated by sleek, modern skyscrapers that seem to touch the clouds
- * The skyscraper's rooftop garden offers breathtaking views of the city below
- * The company's new headquarters is a skyscraper that serves as a symbol of their success and innovation