Pediment

/pˈɛdɪmənt/

Pediment

the triangular upper portion of the entrance of a building, often seen in buildings with Classical architecture

Examples

1. You see a triangular pediment.

2. They always have complete pediments, and in that sense, of course, a very conservative approach to architecture during this period.

3. You can see the triangular pediment very well.

4. The Greeks would never break their pediments.