candelabra Antonyms
Meaning of candelabra
Wordnet
candelabra (n)
branched candlestick; ornamental; has several lights
Webster
candelabra (pl.)
of Candelabrum
candelabra Sentence Examples
- The elegant dining table was adorned with a magnificent candelabra holding tall taper candles.
- She inherited a beautiful antique candelabra from her grandmother, which she proudly displayed in her living room.
- The Gothic-style castle featured ornate candelabras in its grand hallways.
- As the sun set, the room was illuminated solely by the flickering candles in the candelabra.
- The wedding reception tables were adorned with silver candelabras, adding a touch of romance to the atmosphere.
- The ballroom sparkled with crystal chandeliers and golden candelabras, creating a dazzling effect.
- During the power outage, she lit the candelabra to provide some light in the dim room.
- The candelabra centerpiece lent an air of sophistication to the formal dinner party.
- The opera house foyer was adorned with massive candelabras, casting a warm glow on the marble floors.
- He carefully polished the candelabra, ensuring it gleamed brightly for the upcoming celebration.
FAQs About the word candelabra
branched candlestick; ornamental; has several lightsof Candelabrum
chandelier, candle, floodlight, light bulb, lighting, lighthouse, arc lamp, flashbulb, flashlight, arc light
No antonyms found.
The elegant dining table was adorned with a magnificent candelabra holding tall taper candles.
She inherited a beautiful antique candelabra from her grandmother, which she proudly displayed in her living room.
The Gothic-style castle featured ornate candelabras in its grand hallways.
As the sun set, the room was illuminated solely by the flickering candles in the candelabra.
