embroyde (Meaning)
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embroyde (v. t.)
To embroider; to adorn.
Synonyms & Antonyms of embroyde
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embroyde Sentence Examples
- The intricate embroidery on the wedding dress was a testament to the skill of the seamstress.
- My grandmother embroidered my childhood nickname onto my favourite blanket.
- The traditional embroidery patterns on the kimono told a story about the wearer's family and culture.
- The colourful embroidery on the pillowcases added a touch of whimsy to the bedroom.
- The embroidered logo on the polo shirt was a symbol of the company's prestige.
- The artist embroidered a portrait of their pet dog using strands of silk thread.
- The intricate embroidery on the curtain's hemline added a touch of elegance to the room.
- The designer's embroidery collection featured bold and eclectic patterns that caught the eye.
- The student's embroidery project showcased their attention to detail and artistic ability.
- The embroidered flowers on the blouse brought a pop of colour to the otherwise simple outfit.
FAQs About the word embroyde
To embroider; to adorn.
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No antonyms found.
The intricate embroidery on the wedding dress was a testament to the skill of the seamstress.
My grandmother embroidered my childhood nickname onto my favourite blanket.
The traditional embroidery patterns on the kimono told a story about the wearer's family and culture.
The colourful embroidery on the pillowcases added a touch of whimsy to the bedroom.
