Pillared for Dummies

Alright, so, when we talk about something being "pillared", it means that it has pillars or columns for support. You know, like how in big buildings or temples, you might see those tall, strong columns that hold up the roof? Those are the pillars, and when something is described as "pillared", it means it's held up by those kind of columns. It's like saying something is standing tall and strong, with those pillars giving it support. It can also mean that something is adorned or decorated with pillars, giving it a grand and majestic look. So, think of "pillared" as being connected to strength, support, and grandeur, like those big, impressive buildings with their columns reaching up to the sky.

So, in a sentence, we might say, "The grand entrance was pillared with marble columns, giving it a sense of majesty and strength." Or, "The pillared structure stood tall and proud, its columns reaching towards the sky."

I hope that helps you understand what "pillared" means! Can you think of any other examples of things that might be described as "pillared"?