Eū'stȳle, n.

n. [Fr. eustyle, Gr. εὔστυλον, neuter of εὔστυλος, with goodly pillars, from εὖ, well, and στῦλος, pillar.] (Arch.) A form of colonnade, in which the columns are placed at a distance from each other, equal to two diameters and a quarter of the column. Gwilt.