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Meanings of masque in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mask"
Examples for "mask"
1
Indeed, throughout history, power has invariably distorted language to mask the truth.
2
New rules mean you'll need to mask up when using public transport.
3
China also has a mask-wearing culture so why didn't it work there?
4
The concept is also confirmed by a mask-less e-beam direct writing process.
5
The general rule is to apply your usual aesthetic filters to mask-wearing.
1
The best of them are but the Scripture parables in modern masquerade.
2
But the principal speaker at the masquerade was neither Beatrice nor Benedick.
3
But lying and snivelling and canting and Hicksing always appear in masquerade.
4
It wasn't until Reznik's masquerade that we began to suspect the truth.
5
We are about to close the masquerade by the dance of death.
1
Sallie and Celia that evening divided interest with the masquerade party.
2
I thought we might have a New Year's masquerade party here.
3
A long and nightmarish masquerade party went on here, and had gone on for years.
4
We fell in at eight o'clock, outside of our billets, a sort of masquerade party.
5
You set your own punishment, and I know you will stop and think when next you plan such a masquerade party.
Usage of masque in English
1
In the end it wasn't quite enough; this masque remains a mystery.
2
In fact, it was the masque of a dramatic artist in repose.
3
Lord Campbell wishes you to return to the masque in an hour.
4
Geraldine gave the ship her due admiration, and asked after the masque.
5
She slipped off the bed to prepare to return to the masque.
6
Handel's Acis and Galatea is a masque rather than an opera proper.
7
Every day there is a new theme and a new masque.
8
These culminated on May 5 in a great court feast and a masque.
9
She also recommends a green clay masque to help combat breakouts.
10
Campbell will no doubt make his presence known to the masque.
11
I dislike this sort of conspiratorial masque Marini and his Chief indulge in.
12
He would never make his way into the royal court, into the masque-
13
Between each act of the tradgedy a masque and antique dance was performed.
14
Fine weather, and the prospect of a bal-masque of Pompeian splendor.
15
He was also author of a masque called Orpheus and Euridice.
16
She will be angered that you have broken into her masque.
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