The following are all characteristic of Gothic architecture in cathedrals except ______________.

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Gothic architecture is known for its use of flying buttresses, pointed arches, high windows and ceilings, and stained glass windows to create a sense of verticality and light. Large, unbroken spaces of solid walls are not characteristic of Gothic architecture; instead, walls were often pierced with windows and supported by external structures like flying buttresses, allowing for more light and taller, more intricate structures.

The Following Are All Characteristic of Gothic Architecture in Cathedrals