First Known Use: 1923
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Bauhaus
adjective Bau·haus \ˈbau̇-ˌhau̇s\
Definition of BAUHAUS
: of, relating to, or influenced by a school of design noted especially for a program that synthesized technology, craftsmanship, and design aesthetics
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Origin of BAUHAUS
German Bauhaus, literally, architecture house, school founded by Walter Gropius
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