What is another word for basilican?
Pronunciation: [bˈazɪlˌɪkən] (IPA) 
Basilican is an architectural term that refers to a building or structure that has a specific shape or layout, typically featuring a central nave with two or more side aisles, an apse, and a transept. Synonyms for basilican include cruciform, cathedral-like, church-like, Gothic, and Romanesque. These terms describe the various architectural styles that share features with basilican designs. Cruciform refers to buildings that have a cross-shaped layout, while cathedral-like describes structures that resemble large, grandiose churches. Church-like suggests a more understated or modest design, while Gothic and Romanesque are historical styles that commonly featured basilican layouts.
