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| che·vet [ chə váy ] (plural che·vets) |
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structures at eastern end of church: a complex of elaborate architectural structures at the eastern end of a church, especially a French Gothic church, usually consisting of a semicircular or polygonal apse with radiating chapels and many buttresses
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| [Early 19th century. < French, "pillow"] |
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