gyronny (Meaning)
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gyronny (a.)
Covered with gyrons, or divided so as to form several gyrons; -- said of an escutcheon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gyronny
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gyronny Sentence Examples
- The coat of arms was gyronny with silver and azure, representing the union of two noble families.
- The flag of the city was gyronny of eight, with alternating stripes of gold and crimson.
- The porcelain vase was elegantly decorated with gyronny patterns in shades of green and pink.
- The ancient mosaic floor featured intricate gyronny designs, depicting a geometric labyrinth.
- The church's stained glass windows showcased magnificent gyronny motifs, casting colorful hues upon the sanctuary.
- The knight's shield was adorned with a gyronny pattern, consisting of red and gold triangles arranged in a checkered formation.
- The sundial in the garden exhibited a unique gyronny face, divided into triangular sections marked with Roman numerals.
- The wallpaper in the dining room boasted a subtle gyronny pattern, creating a sophisticated and timeless ambiance.
- The tiles on the bathroom floor were intricately patterned with gyronny squares in a harmonious blend of blue and white.
- The pottery shards discovered during the archaeological excavation revealed fragments of gyronny designs, suggesting a rich artistic tradition in the ancient civilization.
FAQs About the word gyronny
Covered with gyrons, or divided so as to form several gyrons; -- said of an escutcheon.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The coat of arms was gyronny with silver and azure, representing the union of two noble families.
The flag of the city was gyronny of eight, with alternating stripes of gold and crimson.
The porcelain vase was elegantly decorated with gyronny patterns in shades of green and pink.
The ancient mosaic floor featured intricate gyronny designs, depicting a geometric labyrinth.
