👉 palled is a term used in the context of architecture and design to refer to a building or structure that has been partially destroyed or damaged. The term "palled" was first used by architect John L. Swain in his book, "The English Gothic," where he described how the walls and roof of a church were partially destroyed during the Second World War. In architectural terms, palled refers to a building or structure that has been partially demolished or damaged due to war or other natural disasters
