bewigged Antonyms
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Meaning of bewigged
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bewigged (imp. & p. p.)
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bewigged Sentence Examples
- The judge solemnly presided over the trial, his white, bewigged head a beacon of authority.
- The pompous governor, adorned in a towering bewigged wig, delivered a condescending speech to the crowd.
- The King's Court was a spectacle of opulence, with bewigged courtiers vying for attention.
- The playwright employed a bewigged clown as a comic device in his latest farce.
- The elderly aristocrat's bewigged coiffure concealed a lifetime of secrets and sorrows.
- The eccentric professor wore a bewigged toupee, the better to evoke an air of scholarly brilliance.
- The lawyer's bewigged barrister wig added an air of formality to the courtroom proceedings.
- The court jester pranced around the throne room, his bewigged head bouncing with laughter.
- The bewigged surgeons of the 18th century employed rudimentary tools, often with disastrous results.
- During the French Revolution, bewigged aristocrats became targets of the angry mob, their elaborately styled hair serving as a symbol of elitism.
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The judge solemnly presided over the trial, his white, bewigged head a beacon of authority.
The pompous governor, adorned in a towering bewigged wig, delivered a condescending speech to the crowd.
The King's Court was a spectacle of opulence, with bewigged courtiers vying for attention.
The playwright employed a bewigged clown as a comic device in his latest farce.
