What is the difference between “the wall met the roof” and “cornice”?
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“the wall met the roof” is probably a literary reference, or part of a description of a location. e.g. 'The spider made its web where the wall met the roof'. A cornice is a type of decorative material that can be attached where the wall meets the roof. Interior cornices are often made of moulded plaster, or timber.
A cornice can also be affixed to outside walls, at the top of the wall.
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