bonetta (Meaning)

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bonetta (n.)

See Bonito.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Maria carefully placed her grandmother's antique bonetta on the dressing table, preserving its delicate lace and vintage charm.
As the sun set over the horizon, Clara adorned her hair with a bonetta, adding a touch of elegance to the evening.
The historical museum showcased a stunning collection of bonettas from different eras, each telling a unique story of fashion evolution.
During the Victorian era, women often wore bonettas adorned with ribbons and flowers as a fashionable accessory.
Sarah couldn't resist purchasing a beautiful bonetta at the boutique, captivated by its intricate design and craftsmanship.
The bridal party looked enchanting, with each bridesmaid wearing a matching bonetta that complemented their dresses.
Emma sewed a bonetta for her daughter's doll, replicating the style she had seen in a vintage pattern book.
At the costume party, James sported a top hat and bonetta, embracing the Victorian theme with a dapper flair.
The fashion designer incorporated a modern twist to the traditional bonetta, creating a statement piece for the runway.
In the old photograph, the young woman wore a bonetta with a wide brim, shielding her face from the sun as she posed in the garden.

See Bonito.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Maria carefully placed her grandmother's antique bonetta on the dressing table, preserving its delicate lace and vintage charm.

As the sun set over the horizon, Clara adorned her hair with a bonetta, adding a touch of elegance to the evening.

The historical museum showcased a stunning collection of bonettas from different eras, each telling a unique story of fashion evolution.

During the Victorian era, women often wore bonettas adorned with ribbons and flowers as a fashionable accessory.