In architecture, "Doric" refers to a style of column that is simple and sturdy, often used in ancient Greek buildings. Doric columns are characterized by their plain, unadorned tops and a sturdy, straightforward appearance. The shaft of the column usually has vertical grooves, but it is relatively simple compared to other styles. The Doric order is the earliest and most basic of the classical architectural styles, symbolizing strength and simplicity.

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