1. having a mansard roof (a roof with two slopes on each side, the lower slope being steeper than the upper)
Usage: architectural

Examples

• The mansarded Victorian house stood prominently on the corner.
• Many Second Empire buildings feature mansarded rooflines.
• The architect designed a mansarded addition to match the original structure.
• Mansarded buildings were popular in 19th-century American cities.
• The mansarded roof provided extra living space in the attic.
• Historic preservation guidelines required maintaining the mansarded profile.