almery (Meaning)

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almery (n.)

See Ambry.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The medieval castle featured an intricately carved almery in the lord's private chamber, housing his most precious possessions.
The scholar carefully placed ancient manuscripts in the almery to protect them from the elements.
In the church vestry, the sacristan arranged sacred vessels and vestments within the almery for the upcoming ceremony.
The royal treasury held a magnificent almery, showcasing the monarch's collection of rare jewels and artifacts.
The family heirlooms were safely stored in the almery, passed down through generations.
The alchemist kept his secret potions and elixirs locked away in a hidden alcove within the almery.
During the restoration of the historic manor, craftsmen meticulously repaired the ornate almery in the study.
The monastery's scriptorium housed an almery where monks safeguarded ancient manuscripts and illuminated texts.
A hidden compartment within the almery concealed valuable documents that revealed the family's lineage.
The antiques dealer marveled at the craftsmanship of the antique almery, dating back to the Renaissance period.

See Ambry.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The medieval castle featured an intricately carved almery in the lord's private chamber, housing his most precious possessions.

The scholar carefully placed ancient manuscripts in the almery to protect them from the elements.

In the church vestry, the sacristan arranged sacred vessels and vestments within the almery for the upcoming ceremony.

The royal treasury held a magnificent almery, showcasing the monarch's collection of rare jewels and artifacts.