bejeweled (Meaning)

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bejeweled (imp. & p. p.)

of Bejewel

The tiara was bejeweled with countless diamonds, twinkling like a starry sky.
The intricate pendant held a single, bejeweled ruby, its color as vibrant as a cardinal's plumage.
The queen's throne room was adorned with bejeweled tapestries that depicted scenes of ancient battles.
The royal scepter was a masterpiece of craftsmanship, inlaid with bejeweled eagles and fleur-de-lis.
The princess's necklace was a cascade of bejeweled sapphires, each stone shimmering like a miniature ocean.
The palace walls were covered in bejeweled mosaics, depicting scenes from history and mythology.
The king's crown was a symbol of his power, studded with bejeweled crosses and orbs.
The ornate sword was scabbard was bejeweled with emeralds and pearls, fitting for a warrior of noble birth.
The wizard's staff was topped with a bejeweled sphere that seemed to glow with ancient magic.
The temple's altar was a sight to behold, bejeweled with gold, silver, and precious stones.

of Bejewel

sequined, gold, embossed, sequinned, chased, fringed, laced, wreathed, embroidered, gilded

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The tiara was bejeweled with countless diamonds, twinkling like a starry sky.

The intricate pendant held a single, bejeweled ruby, its color as vibrant as a cardinal's plumage.

The queen's throne room was adorned with bejeweled tapestries that depicted scenes of ancient battles.

The royal scepter was a masterpiece of craftsmanship, inlaid with bejeweled eagles and fleur-de-lis.