drapes (Meaning)
drapes
to shroud or enclose with surgical drapes, drapery sense 2, a sterile covering used in an operating room, the cut or hang of clothing, to arrange in flowing lines or folds, a drapery especially for a window, to cover or decorate with or as if with folds of cloth, to become arranged in folds, to cover or adorn with or as if with folds of cloth, to cause to hang or stretch out loosely or carelessly, arrangement in or of folds
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drapes Sentence Examples
- The crimson drapes billowed in the wind, casting a dramatic shadow on the room.
- The heavy velvet drapes obscured the view of the street, creating a sense of privacy.
- The gossamer drapes fluttered gently, like delicate wings, in the summer breeze.
- The antique drapes were adorned with intricate embroidery, telling tales of a bygone era.
- The gold-threaded drapes shimmered like a thousand stars, illuminating the opulent ballroom.
- The room was plunged into darkness when the blackout drapes were drawn shut.
- The floral drapes brought a sense of spring into the otherwise drab room.
- The heavy drapes muffled the sound of traffic, creating a peaceful sanctuary within.
- The gauze drapes diffused the harsh sunlight, casting a soft glow throughout the room.
- The plush drapes were the perfect complement to the elegant decor of the living room.
FAQs About the word drapes
to shroud or enclose with surgical drapes, drapery sense 2, a sterile covering used in an operating room, the cut or hang of clothing, to arrange in flowing lin
curtains,drapery, tapestry,shade, window shade, hanging(s)
disfigures,scars, spoils, mars, defaces, displays, denudes, exposes, dismantles, streamlines
The crimson drapes billowed in the wind, casting a dramatic shadow on the room.
The heavy velvet drapes obscured the view of the street, creating a sense of privacy.
The gossamer drapes fluttered gently, like delicate wings, in the summer breeze.
The antique drapes were adorned with intricate embroidery, telling tales of a bygone era.
