damaskeen (Meaning)
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damaskeen (v.)
Alt. of Damasken
Synonyms & Antonyms of damaskeen
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damaskeen Sentence Examples
- The skilled artisan would damaskeen intricate patterns onto swords, making them both functional and ornate.
- The jeweler would damaskeen delicate designs onto silver bracelets, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship.
- In ancient times, blacksmiths would often damaskeen shields with symbols representing strength and protection.
- The watchmaker would damaskeen the gears of the timepiece, ensuring precision and beauty in its movement.
- The knight's armor was damaskeened with elaborate motifs, reflecting his noble status.
- The tradition of damaskeening has been passed down through generations, preserving the artistry of metal decoration.
- Artisans in Damascus were renowned for their ability to damaskeen fine details onto weapons and armor.
- The damaskeened hilt of the dagger gleamed in the sunlight, catching the eye of all who beheld it.
- The silversmith would carefully damaskeen floral patterns onto serving trays, making them exquisite pieces for special occasions.
- Masters of the craft would often travel far and wide to learn the techniques of damaskeening from skilled practitioners.
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Alt. of Damasken
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The skilled artisan would damaskeen intricate patterns onto swords, making them both functional and ornate.
The jeweler would damaskeen delicate designs onto silver bracelets, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship.
In ancient times, blacksmiths would often damaskeen shields with symbols representing strength and protection.
The watchmaker would damaskeen the gears of the timepiece, ensuring precision and beauty in its movement.
