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Meaning of margarite
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margarite (n.)
A pearl.
A mineral related to the micas, but low in silica and yielding brittle folia with pearly luster.
margarite Sentence Examples
- The margarite necklace shimmered with iridescent beauty, capturing the light in its facets.
- The lustrous margarite earrings accentuated the delicate curves of her face, adding a touch of elegance.
- The ancient texts described margarites as precious gems that granted protection from evil spirits.
- The astronomer spotted a faint margarite star in the distant galaxy, illuminating the cosmic tapestry.
- The iridescent margarite tiles on the Roman mosaic formed a captivating pattern, transporting viewers to another era.
- The dewdrop clung to the petal of a morning glory like a glistening margarite, reflecting the first rays of dawn.
- The painter skillfully rendered the subtle hues of a margarite, capturing its ethereal beauty on canvas.
- The margarite-studded chalice was a testament to the opulence of bygone eras, adorned with intricate carvings.
- The queen wore a tiara adorned with margarites, symbolizing her authority and divine favor.
- The margarite-like gleam in her eyes reflected her intelligence and indomitable spirit, inspiring all who knew her.
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A pearl., A mineral related to the micas, but low in silica and yielding brittle folia with pearly luster.
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The margarite necklace shimmered with iridescent beauty, capturing the light in its facets.
The lustrous margarite earrings accentuated the delicate curves of her face, adding a touch of elegance.
The ancient texts described margarites as precious gems that granted protection from evil spirits.
The astronomer spotted a faint margarite star in the distant galaxy, illuminating the cosmic tapestry.
