panelling
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Definition
- Noun:
- A panel or section of panels in a wall or door: Refers to the decorative or structural wooden (or other material) sheets that cover a wall surface, often consisting of multiple fitted pieces or sections.
Usage
- As a countable/uncountable noun: "Panelling" can refer to the material itself (uncountable) or to a specific installed section (countable).
- The room features beautiful oak panelling. (Refers to the wall covering material in general.)
- A section of the wooden panelling was damaged. (Refers to a specific part of the wall covering.)
Examples
- The library's dark wood panelling gave it a traditional and scholarly atmosphere.
- They decided to remove the old panelling to expose the original brick wall.
- The antique door was notable for its intricate carved panelling.
Advanced Usage
- "to install/remove panelling": The act of putting up or taking down wall panels.
- The renovation plan includes installing new wainscot panelling in the hallway.
- "wooden/oak/wood panelling": Specifies the material of the panels.
- The historic mansion is famous for its extensive oak panelling.
Variants and Related Words
- Panel (noun): A single, distinct, usually rectangular section or piece that is part of a larger surface, such as a wall, door, or instrument.
- One panel of the door was cracked.
- Wainscot / Wainscoting (noun): A specific style of panelling that lines the lower part of an interior wall.
- The dining room has wainscoting that reaches halfway up the wall.
Synonyms
- Wainscoting: Specifically for lower wall panels.
- Wall lining: A more general term.
- Cladding: A broader term for a covering layer on a building.
Related Phrases
- Wall panelling: A common phrase to specify the location and purpose.
- They chose a light-colored paint for the wall panelling.
Noun
- a panel or section of panels in a wall or door