Usually means: Windows divided by vertical bars.
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  6. mullioned: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
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▸ adjective:  Having mullions (of a window).

Similar:
divided, multipaned, casemented, fenestrated, biforate, multifenestrated, double-hung, modillioned, lunetted, windowpaned, more...

Opposite:
unmullioned, clear, unobstructed, plain

Phrases:
mullioned glass, more...

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Similar:
divided, multipaned, casemented, fenestrated, biforate, multifenestrated, double-hung, modillioned, lunetted, windowpaned, more...

Opposite:
unmullioned, clear, unobstructed, plain

Phrases:
mullioned glass, more...



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