bordar Antonyms
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Meaning of bordar
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bordar (n.)
A villein who rendered menial service for his cottage; a cottier.
bordar Sentence Examples
- She had a knack for embroidery and could bordar intricate designs effortlessly.
- The tailor decided to bordar the edges of the dress with delicate lace.
- In the medieval era, noblewomen often spent hours bordaring tapestries to decorate their castles.
- The artisan planned to bordar a beautiful pattern onto the cushion covers.
- To personalize the gift, she chose to bordar the recipient's initials onto the handkerchief.
- The art class learned various techniques to bordar floral motifs onto fabric.
- Using fine silk thread, she began to bordar a scene of nature onto the silk scarf.
- The costume designer meticulously bordared golden threads onto the royal robes for the theater production.
- As a hobby, she enjoyed bordaring scenes from her favorite novels onto cloth bookmarks.
- The traditional wedding dress was adorned with pearls and crystals, meticulously bordared along the hemline.
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A villein who rendered menial service for his cottage; a cottier.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
She had a knack for embroidery and could bordar intricate designs effortlessly.
The tailor decided to bordar the edges of the dress with delicate lace.
In the medieval era, noblewomen often spent hours bordaring tapestries to decorate their castles.
The artisan planned to bordar a beautiful pattern onto the cushion covers.
