ceinture (Meaning)
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ceinture (n.)
A cincture, girdle, or belt; -- chiefly used in English as a dressmaking term.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ceinture
ceinture Sentence Examples
- She wore a stylish leather ceinture with her dress.
- The wrestler tightened his ceinture before stepping onto the mat.
- The fashion designer showcased a collection of elegant ceintures at the runway show.
- In karate, the black belt symbolizes mastery, and he proudly wore his ceinture noire.
- The hiker's backpack had a built-in ceinture to distribute the weight evenly.
- The tailor carefully adjusted the ceinture of the trousers to ensure a perfect fit.
- She wrapped a colorful silk ceinture around her waist to accentuate her figure.
- The knight's sword hung from his ceinture as he prepared for battle.
- The dress had a detachable ceinture that could be tied in various styles.
- He reached for his ceinture to fasten it securely before riding off on his horse.
FAQs About the word ceinture
A cincture, girdle, or belt; -- chiefly used in English as a dressmaking term.
ribbon,belt, girdle, sash, cincture, cumberbund,cummerbund, self-belt, waistband,loop
No antonyms found.
She wore a stylish leather ceinture with her dress.
The wrestler tightened his ceinture before stepping onto the mat.
The fashion designer showcased a collection of elegant ceintures at the runway show.
In karate, the black belt symbolizes mastery, and he proudly wore his ceinture noire.
