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Meaning of chatellany
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chatellany (n.)
Same as Castellany.
chatellany Sentence Examples
- The grand estate boasted an impressive chatellany of antique furniture and artwork.
- As the lord of the manor, he took pride in curating the chatellany within his ancestral home.
- Visitors marveled at the chatellany of rare books lining the shelves of the library.
- The auction featured a diverse chatellany of valuable collectibles, from ancient artifacts to modern art.
- She inherited a vast chatellany of jewelry from her eccentric great-aunt.
- The museum's exhibit showcased a stunning chatellany of artifacts from various civilizations.
- The royal palace displayed an exquisite chatellany of tapestries and tapestries dating back centuries.
- The mansion's interior was adorned with a chatellany of opulent furnishings fit for royalty.
- His vast chatellany of vintage cars filled the garage, each meticulously restored to its former glory.
- The historical society was dedicated to preserving the chatellany of artifacts that told the story of the region's past.
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Same as Castellany.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The grand estate boasted an impressive chatellany of antique furniture and artwork.
As the lord of the manor, he took pride in curating the chatellany within his ancestral home.
Visitors marveled at the chatellany of rare books lining the shelves of the library.
The auction featured a diverse chatellany of valuable collectibles, from ancient artifacts to modern art.
