imbrocado (Meaning)
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imbrocado (n.)
Cloth of silver or of gold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of imbrocado
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imbrocado Sentence Examples
- The ornate tapestry displayed a complex pattern, expertly imbrocado with gold and silver threads.
- The opulent chandelier sparkled with countless crystals, each one meticulously imbrocado with intricate designs.
- The saddle's leather was richly imbrocado with intricate tooling and geometric patterns.
- The museum's collection featured a rare suit of armor, its surface imbrocado with delicate engravings.
- The gown's bodice was lavishly imbrocado with an array of sequins and beads, creating a stunning visual spectacle.
- The intricate carvings on the antique furniture were imbrocado with layers of paint and varnish, revealing centuries of craftsmanship.
- The antique ring's gemstone was an exquisite cabochon, imbrocado with a swirling pattern of colors.
- The author's writing style was characterized by its intricate prose, imbrocado with witty turns of phrase and vivid imagery.
- The actress's performance was a tour de force, imbrocado with emotional depth and nuance.
- The chef's signature dish was an elaborate dessert, imbrocado with a delicate balance of flavors and textures.
FAQs About the word imbrocado
Cloth of silver or of gold.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ornate tapestry displayed a complex pattern, expertly imbrocado with gold and silver threads.
The opulent chandelier sparkled with countless crystals, each one meticulously imbrocado with intricate designs.
The saddle's leather was richly imbrocado with intricate tooling and geometric patterns.
The museum's collection featured a rare suit of armor, its surface imbrocado with delicate engravings.
