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What is the architectural style common in the middle ages where churches were built with delicate walls and towering spires?
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The style is called Gothic.
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What towering Buddhist temples are most common in china?
Pagodas
What is the opposite of towering?
A tower is big and tall, so the opposite of towering is little and short. The word is often used figuratively to mean imposing and impressive. So, depending on context, the opposite of towering could be unimpressive, insignificant, common, modest, ordinary, small, trivial, lowly, unimportant.
What towering buddist temples are common in china?
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