caparisons Sentence Examples
- The knight donned elaborate caparisons emblazoned with his family crest, ready for the tournament.
- The equine beauty pageant featured steeds adorned in opulent caparisons that sparkled with jewels.
- The war elephant charged forward, its massive frame protected by intricate caparisons of chain mail.
- The hunters' horses wore simple caparisons of leather and wool, designed for functionality rather than aesthetics.
- The circus performers rode on prancing ponies bedecked in colorful caparisons that twirled and flowed.
- The ancient Roman chariot races showcased horse teams draped in shimmering caparisons that caught the sun.
- The wedding procession included a white horse adorned with elegant caparisons of lace and satin.
- The riding instructor provided caparisons for the students, ensuring their safety and comfort during lessons.
- The medieval manuscript depicted a knight on horseback, with his banner and caparisons flowing behind him.
- Ceremonial occasions often called for horses to be adorned in the finest caparisons, signifying their importance and honor.
caparisons Meaning
caparisons
an ornamental covering for a horse, to provide with or as if with a rich ornamental covering, decorative trappings and harness, fancy clothing or decoration, rich clothing, to dress with or as if with fancy clothes
Synonyms & Antonyms of caparisons
Synonyms:
- frostings
- flourishes
- filigrees
- figures
- blazonries
- glitters
- apparels
- foofaraws
- flounces
- embossments
- bells-and-whistles
- patterns
- appliqu-s
- fal-lals
- emblazonries
- frou-frous
- ruffles
- regalia
- furnishings
- fripperies
- gilts
- furbelows
- chichis
- designs
- enrichments
- bedizenments
- enhancements
- improvements
- trappings
- bric-a-brac
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word caparisons
an ornamental covering for a horse, to provide with or as if with a rich ornamental covering, decorative trappings and harness, fancy clothing or decoration, ri
adornments, decorations, ornamentations,ornaments, trims, garnishments,garnitures, fineries, garnishes, setoffs
blemishes,scars, spots, stains, blots,disfigurements, defacements,
The knight donned elaborate caparisons emblazoned with his family crest, ready for the tournament.
The equine beauty pageant featured steeds adorned in opulent caparisons that sparkled with jewels.
The war elephant charged forward, its massive frame protected by intricate caparisons of chain mail.
The hunters' horses wore simple caparisons of leather and wool, designed for functionality rather than aesthetics.
