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Meanings of coronet in English
Usage of coronet in English
1
The French oppose all the people we name for the Greek coronet.
2
They were a stupendous coronet thrusting miles deep into the dazzling sky.
3
The Viscount wears a coronet of which the pearls are without number.
4
Soundness continues so long as the opening at the coronet remains clear.
5
The enlargement of the coronet was hard and firm, not particularly sensitive.
6
They envy the very coronet upon the coach, as it passes by.
7
She had spied the red coronet, and was admiring its plaited beauty.
8
Local bleeding, either from the toe or the coronet, is also advised.
9
The duke was, in fact, trying a coronet on his future wife.
10
She had been dazzled by the superior brilliancy of a ducal coronet.
11
I shall have a coronet on the corner of my visiting cards.
12
She picked up her veil and set the coronet on her head.
13
His friend had even hinted at the correct reproduction of his coronet.
14
One who can enhance his value by coupling it with a coronet.
15
I paid a hundred thousand francs for a coronet of diamond wheat-ears.
16
He adopted their coat-of-arms and had his monogram surmounted by a coronet.
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