panelling

US paneling

/ (ˈpænəlɪŋ) /


noun
  1. panels collectively, as on a wall or ceiling

  2. material used for making panels

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How to use panelling in a sentence

  • At the back of the pavilion there was a secret door in the panelling, the key of which the Consul always carried in his pocket.

    Skipper Worse | Alexander Lange Kielland
  • The angles are emphasized by octagonal projections, the panelling of which seems to have ruled that of the whole structure.

  • The doors and other compartments of the room were not papered, but had French mirrors let into the panelling.

    Newton Forster | Captain Frederick Marryat
  • The first thing you see is a writing desk in a huge room beautifully furnished, and with dark-wood panelling.

    My Wonderful Visit | Charlie Chaplin
  • The panelling of the former is rather like the decoration of the central portion of the east end.