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Meaning of balaustine
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balaustine (n.)
The pomegranate tree (Punica granatum). The bark of the root, the rind of the fruit, and the flowers are used medicinally.
balaustine Sentence Examples
- The ancient temple's grand portico was adorned with intricately carved balaustines.
- The elegant wrought-iron balcony featured graceful balaustines that provided both support and a decorative touch.
- The spiral staircase wound its way up the tower, each step supported by elegant stone balaustines.
- The majestic terrace overlooking the garden was enclosed by a balustrade of honey-colored balaustines.
- The marble balaustines of the grand staircase gleamed in the sunlight, creating a sense of opulence.
- The antique candelabra stood upon a wooden base adorned with ornate balaustines.
- The mahogany handrails of the yacht's salon were supported by polished brass balaustines.
- The delicate glass insulators on the electrical tower were shaped like intricate balaustines.
- The ornate fountain in the town square featured a cascade of water flowing over a series of tiered balaustines.
- The wrought-iron gate at the entrance to the estate was crowned with a row of sculptural balaustines depicting mythical figures.
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The pomegranate tree (Punica granatum). The bark of the root, the rind of the fruit, and the flowers are used medicinally.
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The ancient temple's grand portico was adorned with intricately carved balaustines.
The elegant wrought-iron balcony featured graceful balaustines that provided both support and a decorative touch.
The spiral staircase wound its way up the tower, each step supported by elegant stone balaustines.
The majestic terrace overlooking the garden was enclosed by a balustrade of honey-colored balaustines.
