cablet Antonyms
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Meaning of cablet
Webster
cablet (n.)
A little cable less than ten inches in circumference.
cablet Sentence Examples
- The artisan crafted a delicate cablet from fine silver wire to adorn the necklace.
- The cablet woven into the fabric provided additional strength and durability to the garment.
- The medieval knight wore a suit of armor embellished with intricate cablet patterns.
- Sailors used cablets to secure the sails to the mast during rough weather conditions.
- The weaver incorporated a colorful cablet design into the tapestry, adding visual interest.
- A cablet of gold thread adorned the hem of the royal robe, symbolizing wealth and prestige.
- The carpenter reinforced the joints of the furniture with small cablets to prevent warping.
- The tapestry depicted scenes of everyday life, intricately detailed down to the smallest cablet.
- A cablet of twisted silk fibers provided the finishing touch to the handcrafted rug.
- The jeweler fashioned an elegant bracelet featuring a delicate cablet motif.
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A little cable less than ten inches in circumference.
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The artisan crafted a delicate cablet from fine silver wire to adorn the necklace.
The cablet woven into the fabric provided additional strength and durability to the garment.
The medieval knight wore a suit of armor embellished with intricate cablet patterns.
Sailors used cablets to secure the sails to the mast during rough weather conditions.
