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Meanings of chaplet (chaplets) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "wreath"
Examples for "wreath"
1
In a few minutes in comes the girl with the flower wreath.
2
Above the altar the divine woman holds the wreath encircling the angel.
3
The American Ambassador also plans to throw a wreath into the sea.
4
She saw herself in white, a wreath of forget-me-nots in her hair.
5
That wreath makes you look like the statue of Ariadne in Rome.
1
The Pharisees did carry the bell and wear the garland for religion.
2
A step up from that and you were given a flower garland.
3
Eros, not Meleager, is in this case the weaver of the garland.
4
The casket was enamelled in white, with a garland of hand-painted flowers.
5
She patted the garland of roses which held back the silk hangings.
1
You enjoy them, and make a lei for me next time I come.
2
The following Thursday, the lei stands at the airport were busy.
3
Now lei us expose the powdered iron to the influence of a magnet.
4
A Hawaiian delegation has gifted a mile long lei to the city of Christchurch.
5
The flowers in his lei were white with yellow centers.
1
However, previous biomechanical studies and fracture classifications have disregarded coronal fracture lines.
2
Undescended testes were observed better on coronal images than on axial images.
3
This finding was particularly well documented on consecutive coronal sections on MRI.
4
The paranasal sinus anatomic variations were investigated via coronal section CT scans.
5
Hemivertebra appears as an angulation of the spine on a coronal section.
Usage of chaplets in English
1
At Couhe-Verac they had again said their chaplets, and sung another canticle.
2
Wreaths and chaplets were in common use from the earliest antiquity.
3
From the lobes of their ears, cut and distended, hung chaplets of bones.
4
These precepts obeyed will be fairer ornaments than jewelled necklaces and wreathed chaplets.
5
Who takes care to quickly weave the chaplets of fresh parsely or myrtle?
6
Girls, with chaplets, beautiful young creatures, strewed the entrance of various villages with flowers.
7
But I want to go in with you to offer these chaplets to the god.
8
Though soon the chaplets turn to chains, the wines
9
It is the wizard's pointed cap, the mitre with the grooves carved into jewelled chaplets.
10
Massive belts of gold were also worn, and chaplets sparkling with the same costly metal.
11
My oracles say that you are to reign over the whole earth, crowned with chaplets.
12
And I was loading you with chaplets and gifts!
13
The simple laurel and oak-leaf chaplets on the alternating faces are far more suitable and suggestive.
14
They were clad in garments of the whitest silk, and profusely adorned with chaplets of flowers.
15
The salpas journey also by groups, joining in chaplets, as we have observed of the dagysa.
16
The guests wore chaplets of flowers, herbs, and leaves, which had the property of being refreshing.
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