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- adjective Having the appearance of a
grotto
Etymologies
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Examples
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We entered a grottolike foyer, complete with ivycovered stone walls and a bubbling fishpond.
A Long Day for Dying Patrick A. Davis 2003
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We entered a grottolike foyer, complete with ivycovered stone walls and a bubbling fishpond.
A Long Day for Dying Patrick A. Davis 2003
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We entered a grottolike foyer, complete with ivycovered stone walls and a bubbling fishpond.
A Long Day for Dying Patrick A. Davis 2003
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Off to her right she could see a tennis court and a grottolike swimming pool.
No Place Like Home Fern Michaels 2002
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Off to her right she could see a tennis court and a grottolike swimming pool.
No Place Like Home Fern Michaels 2002
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She looked forward to entering the grottolike clearing that had been a natural shrine long before the Christians, even before the Druids.
Cradle and All Patterson, James, 1947- 2000
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She looked forward to entering the grottolike clearing that had been a natural shrine long before the Christians, even before the Druids.
Cradle and All Patterson, James, 1947- 2000
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She looked forward to entering the grottolike clearing that had been a natural shrine long before the Christians, even before the Druids.
Cradle and All Patterson, James, 1947- 2000
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At the bar on the other side of the grottolike room, a Gwirinthan astro-gravitational mathematician slid from its barstool to the floor with a squashy thump.
Ishmael Barbara Hambly 2000
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At the bar on the other side of the grottolike room, a Gwirinthan astro-gravitational mathematician slid from its barstool to the floor with a squashy thump.
Ishmael Barbara Hambly 2000
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