candelabra (Meaning)

Wordnet

candelabra (n)

branched candlestick; ornamental; has several lights

Webster

of Candelabrum

The elegant dining table was adorned with a magnificent candelabra holding tall taper candles.
She inherited a beautiful antique candelabra from her grandmother, which she proudly displayed in her living room.
The Gothic-style castle featured ornate candelabras in its grand hallways.
As the sun set, the room was illuminated solely by the flickering candles in the candelabra.
The wedding reception tables were adorned with silver candelabras, adding a touch of romance to the atmosphere.
The ballroom sparkled with crystal chandeliers and golden candelabras, creating a dazzling effect.
During the power outage, she lit the candelabra to provide some light in the dim room.
The candelabra centerpiece lent an air of sophistication to the formal dinner party.
The opera house foyer was adorned with massive candelabras, casting a warm glow on the marble floors.
He carefully polished the candelabra, ensuring it gleamed brightly for the upcoming celebration.

branched candlestick; ornamental; has several lightsof Candelabrum

candle,chandelier, sun lamp, lamp, dark lantern, lighting, electric, spotlight, arc light, incandescent lamp

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The elegant dining table was adorned with a magnificent candelabra holding tall taper candles.

She inherited a beautiful antique candelabra from her grandmother, which she proudly displayed in her living room.

The Gothic-style castle featured ornate candelabras in its grand hallways.

As the sun set, the room was illuminated solely by the flickering candles in the candelabra.