botonnee (Meaning)
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botonnee (s)
(of a heraldic cross) having a cluster of three buttons or knobs at the end of each arm
Synonyms & Antonyms of botonnee
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botonnee Sentence Examples
- The shield bore a botonnee cross, symbolizing the family's long-standing tradition of faith.
- Heraldic banners often feature botonnee elements, adding visual interest and symbolism.
- The coat of arms was adorned with botonnee fleurs-de-lis, representing nobility and purity.
- In medieval Europe, knights adorned their armor with botonnee designs as symbols of chivalry.
- The intricate botonnee patterns on the tapestries were woven with gold and silver threads.
- Botonnee motifs were commonly used in illuminated manuscripts, embellishing the pages with elegance.
- The cathedral's stained glass windows depicted scenes from scripture, surrounded by botonnee borders.
- The knight's helmet was adorned with a botonnee crest, signifying his allegiance to his lord.
- The queen's gown was embellished with botonnee embroidery, showcasing the kingdom's wealth and artistry.
- Heraldic shields often featured a combination of botonnee crosses, fleurs-de-lis, and other symbolic elements.
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(of a heraldic cross) having a cluster of three buttons or knobs at the end of each arm
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The shield bore a botonnee cross, symbolizing the family's long-standing tradition of faith.
Heraldic banners often feature botonnee elements, adding visual interest and symbolism.
The coat of arms was adorned with botonnee fleurs-de-lis, representing nobility and purity.
In medieval Europe, knights adorned their armor with botonnee designs as symbols of chivalry.
