chamlet Antonyms
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Meaning of chamlet
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chamlet (n.)
See Camlet.
chamlet Sentence Examples
- The old book mentioned a mystical fabric known as chamlet, said to possess extraordinary properties.
- Legends speak of wizards who wove spells into strands of chamlet, creating garments that bestowed magical abilities upon the wearer.
- In the fantasy realm, adventurers sought after the elusive chamlet cloak, rumored to render its wearer invisible to all but the keenest eyes.
- The seamstress claimed to possess a secret recipe for crafting chamlet, passed down through generations of her family.
- Scholars debated whether chamlet was merely a figment of ancient folklore or a tangible substance lost to the annals of time.
- Explorers ventured into forgotten ruins, hoping to uncover remnants of the legendary chamlet looms.
- The bard sang ballads of heroes clad in shimmering chamlet armor, impervious to the deadliest of blows.
- Alchemists concocted potions purported to imbue ordinary fabrics with the properties of chamlet, though their efficacy remained dubious.
- Within the kingdom's royal treasury lay a trove of priceless artifacts, including robes woven from threads of pure chamlet.
- Some claimed that the elusive chamlet was not a material substance at all, but rather a metaphor for the ethereal fabric of dreams.
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See Camlet.
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The old book mentioned a mystical fabric known as chamlet, said to possess extraordinary properties.
Legends speak of wizards who wove spells into strands of chamlet, creating garments that bestowed magical abilities upon the wearer.
In the fantasy realm, adventurers sought after the elusive chamlet cloak, rumored to render its wearer invisible to all but the keenest eyes.
The seamstress claimed to possess a secret recipe for crafting chamlet, passed down through generations of her family.
