anadem (Meaning)

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anadem (n.)

A garland or fillet; a chaplet or wreath.

No weak syonyms found.

The princess adorned her hair with a beautiful anadem of sparkling diamonds and pearls for the royal celebration.
As the bride walked down the aisle, her flowing veil was complemented by a delicate anadem of fresh flowers.
In ancient Greek mythology, goddesses were often depicted wearing anadems as symbols of their divine status.
The ballet dancer's performance was enhanced by the graceful movement of the anadem in her hair, catching the stage lights.
The museum displayed a collection of historical artifacts, including anadems worn by prominent figures throughout history.
The artist meticulously painted the details of the queen's anadem in the portrait, capturing the elegance of the regal accessory.
During the Renaissance, noblewomen often wore elaborate anadems as a sign of their wealth and social standing.
The bride's anadem was carefully crafted to match the intricate lace pattern of her wedding gown.
The museum curator explained the significance of each anadem in the exhibit, showcasing the cultural importance of these ornate headpieces.
In some cultures, anadems are worn during festive occasions and ceremonies, symbolizing joy, prosperity, and celebration.

A garland or fillet; a chaplet or wreath.

diadem, coronet, coronel,tiara, laurel, crown, garland,chaplet, coronal,

No antonyms found.

The princess adorned her hair with a beautiful anadem of sparkling diamonds and pearls for the royal celebration.

As the bride walked down the aisle, her flowing veil was complemented by a delicate anadem of fresh flowers.

In ancient Greek mythology, goddesses were often depicted wearing anadems as symbols of their divine status.

The ballet dancer's performance was enhanced by the graceful movement of the anadem in her hair, catching the stage lights.