IPA: /ˈtɛmpəld/
KK: /ˈtɛmpəld/
Describing something that has temples, which are the flat areas on either side of the forehead.
The ancient building was beautifully templed, showcasing its architectural grandeur.
templed → It is formed from "temple" (from Old French *temple*, meaning a place of worship) and "-d" (a suffix indicating past tense or a state). The word "templed" refers to something that has been made into or associated with a temple.
Think of a 'temple' as a place of worship, and when something is 'templed', it means it has been made into or is related to that sacred space.