1. Plural of fenestration; openings or windows in a wall or structure, or the arrangement and design of such openings.
Usage: Commonly used in architecture and building design
2. In anatomy, the presence of small openings or perforations in a bone or membrane.
Usage: Medical/anatomical term
3. In surgery, the creation of an opening or window in a bone or tissue.
Usage: Medical/surgical term

Examples

• The architect designed the fenestrations to maximize natural light throughout the office building.
• The modern facade features large fenestrations that provide panoramic views of the city.
• The fenestrations in the skull allow blood vessels and nerves to pass through.
• The building's fenestrations were carefully planned to balance aesthetics and energy efficiency.
• The surgeon performed fenestrations on the bone to relieve pressure.
• Gothic cathedrals are known for their elaborate fenestrations and stained glass windows.