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Meanings of candelabra in English
Usage of candelabra in English
1
The gorgeous candelabra and the eternal lamp are noted in many writings.
2
The Château was lit up with lamps and candelabra in every part.
3
Electric wall lights and candelabra for the side tables complete the lighting.
4
The candelabra conceals nothing, in the literal sense -unlike Liberace's wig.
5
A grove of suhuaro rose like ghostly candelabra from the hillside opposite.
6
The old solid candelabra that lighted us stood before her high-backed chair.
7
There were vessels of gold-analtar, candelabra, incense vessels, and so on.
8
Finally she settled on staring up at the candelabra in abject terror.
9
The ball-room was lighted by ten chandeliers and by magnificent gilded candelabra.
10
Flowers, silver statuettes, and candelabra, were placed at intervals down the middle.
11
The walls glittered with gas lamps and candelabra, multiplied by mirrored columns.
12
His high, narrow forehead shone in the light of the candelabra.
13
The candelabra are over-burnished brass and Dresden china, some being Japanese.
14
Her disappearance was the signal for the transformation of the candelabra into men.
15
The clock, the candelabra, all were in white marble and gold.
16
Silver candelabra stood among heavily laden silver platters, and the talk was witty.
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Candelabra through the time
Candelabra across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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