deaurate (Meaning)
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deaurate (a.)
Gilded.
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deaurate (v. t.)
To gild.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deaurate
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deaurate Sentence Examples
- The deaurate crown shimmered in the sunlight, catching every eye in the room.
- The deaurate embellishments on the gown added a touch of regal elegance to the design.
- His words were like deaurate promises, meant to seduce and captivate her heart.
- The deaurate chandelier hung from the ceiling, casting a warm glow over the room.
- She adorned herself with deaurate jewelry, each piece reflecting her refined taste.
- The deaurate frame highlighted the beauty of the painting, enhancing its artistic appeal.
- The deaurate scrollwork on the gate hinted at the grandeur awaiting inside the estate.
- The deaurate lettering on the invitation conveyed the exclusivity of the event.
- As the sun set, the horizon turned into a deaurate canvas, painting the sky in hues of gold and pink.
- Their laughter echoed through the deaurate halls of the palace, filling it with joy and merriment.
FAQs About the word deaurate
Gilded., To gild.
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The deaurate crown shimmered in the sunlight, catching every eye in the room.
The deaurate embellishments on the gown added a touch of regal elegance to the design.
His words were like deaurate promises, meant to seduce and captivate her heart.
The deaurate chandelier hung from the ceiling, casting a warm glow over the room.
