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Meaning of mary-bud
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mary-bud (n.)
The marigold; a blossom of the marigold.
mary-bud Sentence Examples
- The mary-bud, a symbol of purity, held a special place in the cathedral's stained-glass windows.
- The delicate mary-bud petals unfurled like tiny white sails, carried by the gentle breeze.
- The scent of mary-buds filled the air, permeating the room with a sense of tranquility.
- The bride's bouquet was adorned with a single perfect mary-bud, representing her innocence and eternal love.
- The mary-bud's petals were used to create a fragrant tea, believed to soothe headaches and calm the soul.
- Artists depicted the mary-bud in their paintings, capturing its ethereal beauty and religious significance.
- The mary-bud was often planted in monastery gardens, symbolizing the Virgin Mary's purity and the hope of salvation.
- The folklore surrounding the mary-bud held that it could ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune.
- The mary-bud's elegant white petals have inspired countless poets and musicians throughout history.
- In the language of flowers, the mary-bud represents humility, remembrance, and the promise of a new beginning.
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The marigold; a blossom of the marigold.
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The mary-bud, a symbol of purity, held a special place in the cathedral's stained-glass windows.
The delicate mary-bud petals unfurled like tiny white sails, carried by the gentle breeze.
The scent of mary-buds filled the air, permeating the room with a sense of tranquility.
The bride's bouquet was adorned with a single perfect mary-bud, representing her innocence and eternal love.
