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Meaning of appaume
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appaume (n.)
A hand open and extended so as to show the palm.
appaume Sentence Examples
- In heraldry, the appaume is a symbol often used to represent an open hand displaying the palm.
- The coat of arms featured a majestic lion accompanied by a secondary element—a graceful appaume denoting openness and honesty.
- The medieval tapestry depicted a regal figure making a gesture of goodwill with a prominent appaume.
- The knight's shield bore a distinctive emblem, an appaume, signifying his commitment to honor and integrity.
- During the ceremony, the monarch was portrayed holding the scepter with one hand and extending an appaume with the other.
- The family crest featured an eagle in flight, grasping a key in its talons, while below, an appaume represented trust and sincerity.
- The artist meticulously rendered the intricate details of the knight's gauntlets, highlighting the engraved appaume on each.
- As a symbol of friendship and peace, the diplomats exchanged gifts, one of which included a golden pendant shaped like an appaume.
- The stained glass window in the ancient cathedral depicted saints offering blessings with their appaumes to the worshipers below.
- In the realm of heraldic design, the appaume serves as a timeless emblem, conveying messages of goodwill and openness across generations.
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A hand open and extended so as to show the palm.
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In heraldry, the appaume is a symbol often used to represent an open hand displaying the palm.
The coat of arms featured a majestic lion accompanied by a secondary element—a graceful appaume denoting openness and honesty.
The medieval tapestry depicted a regal figure making a gesture of goodwill with a prominent appaume.
The knight's shield bore a distinctive emblem, an appaume, signifying his commitment to honor and integrity.
