gerlond Antonyms
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Meaning of gerlond
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gerlond (n.)
A garland.
gerlond Sentence Examples
- The gerlond of ivy twined lovingly around the ancient oak tree.
- She wore a delicate gerlond of wildflowers in her hair, enhancing her ethereal beauty.
- The bridge was adorned with a gerlond of vibrant lanterns, illuminating the night.
- A gerlond of fragrant jasmine hung from the trellis, perfuming the air with its sweet scent.
- The garden path was bordered by a gerlond of blooming roses, creating a riot of colors.
- The statue of the goddess was crowned with a golden gerlond, symbolizing her divine power.
- The victorious athlete received a gerlond of laurel leaves, a traditional symbol of honor.
- The wedding arch was draped with a gerlond of white orchids, representing purity and love.
- The gerlond of twinkling lights strung across the room created a magical ambiance.
- The Christmas tree sparkled with a gerlond of ornaments, filling the home with festive cheer.
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A garland.
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The gerlond of ivy twined lovingly around the ancient oak tree.
She wore a delicate gerlond of wildflowers in her hair, enhancing her ethereal beauty.
The bridge was adorned with a gerlond of vibrant lanterns, illuminating the night.
A gerlond of fragrant jasmine hung from the trellis, perfuming the air with its sweet scent.
