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Meanings of carnation in English
Eurasian plant with pink to purple-red spice-scented usually double flowers; widely cultivated in many varieties and many colors.
Usage of carnation in English
1
No woman ever combined a carnation and a rosebud into a boutonniere.
2
He reached out and plucked a green carnation from behind Truck's ear.
3
It wasn't a rose, it wasn't a carnation, it wasn't a dahlia.
4
Yes, that is what I smell, like a clove carnation-itis divine.
5
She was a small, lantern-jawed woman with a carnation on her lapel.
6
She was pink and white like a carnation, and heavy with scent.
7
You think I ought to start wearing a carnation to work?
8
In his mouth was a cigarette, and in his buttonhole a pink carnation.
9
His bow was but a repetition of the scandalous red carnation.
10
His bow was like a repetition of the scandalous red carnation.
11
He was admired for wearing a carnation and changing his tie every night.
12
The second day he only wore a pink carnation and a grey waistcoat.
13
And Sidney went upstairs and put away a single white carnation very carefully.
14
A leaf hanging from one of the carnation stems suddenly dropped.
15
She had no startling brilliancy of beauty, no pearly whiteness, no radiant carnation.
16
Margot giggled again and flung a carnation across the table at old Lampert.
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Translations for carnation
Russian
Catalan
Carnation through the time
Carnation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common