cham (Meaning)
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cham (v. t.)
To chew.
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cham (n.)
The sovereign prince of Tartary; -- now usually written khan.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cham
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cham Sentence Examples
- The king adorned his royal robes with a luxurious cham of velvet and gold embroidery.
- In traditional Vietnamese culture, the áo dài is often complemented with a matching cham for formal occasions.
- The cham, woven with intricate patterns, added elegance to the bride's attire on her wedding day.
- During ceremonies, priests wear a cham draped over their shoulders as a symbol of their authority.
- In some cultures, the cham serves as a symbol of prestige and honor, reserved only for nobility.
- The intricate designs on the cham reflected the artisan's skill and craftsmanship.
- The cham was passed down through generations, carrying the memories and traditions of the family.
- As a mark of respect, visitors to the temple were required to wear a cham as a sign of reverence.
- Warriors donned a cham adorned with symbols of bravery and victory before heading into battle.
- The cham, woven from the finest silk, was cherished as a symbol of wealth and prosperity in ancient civilizations.
FAQs About the word cham
To chew., The sovereign prince of Tartary; -- now usually written khan.
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The king adorned his royal robes with a luxurious cham of velvet and gold embroidery.
In traditional Vietnamese culture, the áo dài is often complemented with a matching cham for formal occasions.
The cham, woven with intricate patterns, added elegance to the bride's attire on her wedding day.
During ceremonies, priests wear a cham draped over their shoulders as a symbol of their authority.
