beeld (Meaning)

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beeld (n.)

Same as Beild.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The artist's beeld of the dancer captured the fluidity and grace of her movements.
The museum's collection of Renaissance beelden featured exquisite depictions of biblical scenes.
The sculptor's abstract beeld seemed to defy the laws of gravity.
The city's public spaces were adorned with monumental beelden, celebrating historical figures and events.
The crumbling temple ruins revealed fragments of ancient beelden, offering glimpses into the past.
The Gothic cathedral's interior was a symphony of stone beelden, depicting saints, angels, and biblical narratives.
The surrealist painting showcased a distorted, dreamlike beeld, challenging the boundaries of reality.
The fashion designer's latest collection featured garments inspired by classical beelden, echoing the elegance and sophistication of ancient times.
The archaeological team carefully excavated the fragile beeld of a Roman deity, providing valuable insights into the beliefs of a lost civilization.
The garden was a tranquil oasis, adorned with delicate marble beelden of birds and mythical creatures.

Same as Beild.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The artist's beeld of the dancer captured the fluidity and grace of her movements.

The museum's collection of Renaissance beelden featured exquisite depictions of biblical scenes.

The sculptor's abstract beeld seemed to defy the laws of gravity.

The city's public spaces were adorned with monumental beelden, celebrating historical figures and events.