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Meanings of heliotrope in English
Usage of heliotrope in English
1
One has deep heliotrope ribbons, and another crapy material seems almost alive.
2
The antennae were heliotrope, fine, threadlike, and closely pressed to the head.
3
A favorite dress for travelling is heliotrope cashmere, with bonnet to match.
4
Is it heliotrope or jessamine? asked Yvonne d'Etaples, sniffing in the air.
5
A simple but effective window-box, containing geraniums, petunias, verbenas, heliotrope, and vines.
6
The perfume from a handkerchief newly treated to a spray of heliotrope?
7
Look-there's my initial-shepointed with an emphatic finger at the heliotrope embroidery-
8
There were in the air the vague essences of violet, rose and heliotrope.
9
The dreamy music drifted out; there was a scent of heliotrope.
10
The odor of rose and heliotrope pervaded the gently stirring air.
11
The shade of heliotrope satin harmonized with the yellowish folds of her hair.
12
The heliotrope has long been the queen of all flowers grown for fragrance.
13
The heliotrope around the sundial is dearer to me than Mentone.
14
Anyhow, the so-called heliotrope was the subject of constant symbolic allusion:-
15
He knew that he would loathe the scent of heliotrope henceforth.
16
Upon the outside window-sill stood a pot of geraniums, and another of heliotrope.
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