Noun:

ଗ୍ରେଟ୍ ହଲ୍ |,

great hall's Usage Examples:

In the great hall are a mantlepiece dated 1527, from a house of the father of Sir Thomas More, stained glass.

Larger mottes had towers with many rooms, including the great hall.

In September 1819 the school"s committee of almoners voted to accept the painting and place it in the great hall.

were three that lay some distance west of the great hall, with the amphitheatrical structure Hope-Taylor referred to as the assembly-structure lying between.

Other buildings, recorded for an inquisition in 1326, have now vanished, including the great hall on the east side of the enclosure.

jpg|The Great Hall - south sideIn English Homes Vol 1 Hewell Grange Worcestershire the south end of the great hall 31295001575223 0323.

have halls and dining halls based on medieval great halls or monastic refectories.

The Blount-Guise marriage was commemorated by the surviving heraldic overmantel above the fireplace of the great hall of Blagdon manor house.

The central ward, which was separated from the ward keep by a deep encircling ditch, has a bergfried that is approximately high, a transverse rectangular great hall, several living quarters, and is surrounded by a circular wall.

jpg|The Great Hall - south endIn English Homes Vol 1 Hewell Grange Worcestershire the great hall and its galleries 31295001575223 0322.

Porchester Castle in Hampshire, including a new forebuilding to the keep and portcullises for the gatehouses, with repairs to the wall and great hall.

The great hall is disproportionally large and its upper end obtrudes into the line of the solar range.

and parts of the inner gatehouse and part of the south wall of the kitchen range and the great hall.

Synonyms:

grandniece, niece,

Antonyms:

nephew, kinsman, great-nephew,