Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
basilican
Adjective
/bəˈzɪlɪkən/

Definition
Relating to or resembling a basilica, which is a large and important church building.

Examples
- The basilican architecture of the ancient church reflected the influence of Roman design.
- He admired the basilican columns that adorned the entrance of the cathedral.

Meaning
The term ‘basilican’ is often used to describe architecture, particularly in reference to the layout, style, or features of basilicas in Roman and early Christian contexts.

Synonyms
- Church-like
- Ecclesiastical
- Cathedral-like