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Meanings of candelabrum in English
Portuguese
candelabros Catalan
canelobre 
Usage of candelabrum in English
1
The candle flames in the seven-armed candelabrum danced, wavered, and lay flat.
2
The speaker lowered the candelabrum and set it upon the table.
3
With deep and reverent awe I replaced the candelabrum in its former position.
4
I set a candelabrum on the cool tiled floor of the senator's hall.
5
Quick as a passing sunshadow, his hand swept the candelabrum from the table.
6
He lit the candelabrum of ten candles upon the centre table.
7
Father Tom held in his right hand a heavy iron candelabrum with seven candles.
8
Then he remembered the rusty, seven-armed candelabrum he had seen.
9
He caught up the candelabrum and strode over to us.
10
It struck a candelabrum, a giant relic of ancient wood as tall as himself.
11
This was a candelabrum of gold richly adorned with jewels.
12
One man began to beat a huge brass candelabrum against the table, yelling, Quiet!
13
As she sat there beneath the glare of the candelabrum she positively blazed with gems.
14
He brought from somewhere a great brass candelabrum that held a dozen lights, and explained:
15
Mr. Leechcraft snatched a candelabrum from a passing boy and led them down the aisle.
16
I take the candelabrum from her before she sets herself afire, and then the flask.
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