jaspe (Meaning)
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jaspe (a.)
Having the surface decorated with cloudings and streaks, somewhat as if imitating jasper.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jaspe
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jaspe Sentence Examples
- The rugged cliffs displayed vibrant layers of jasper, its hues shimmering in the sunlight.
- The ancient jewelry was adorned with exquisite jasper beads, their opaque colors reminiscent of distant lands.
- The windswept desert sands revealed hidden jasper treasures, their red and yellow patterns catching the eye.
- The jasper vase stood tall in the museum, its polished surface showcasing the intricate veins that time had created.
- The polished jasper countertops gleamed with an ethereal glow, reflecting the light of the overhead chandelier.
- The labyrinthine cave shimmered with jasper crystals, their sharp edges creating a surreal and captivating display.
- The jasper arrowhead was a testament to the ancient skills of the Native American people, its sharp point still glistening.
- The jasper statue of the goddess stood in the temple, its enigmatic gaze captivating all who beheld it.
- The jasper gemstones were coveted for their vibrant colors and mystical properties, believed to bring wealth and protection.
- The jasper mosaic on the floor of the grand palace depicted scenes of battles and triumphs, its intricate patterns telling a timeless story.
FAQs About the word jaspe
Having the surface decorated with cloudings and streaks, somewhat as if imitating jasper.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rugged cliffs displayed vibrant layers of jasper, its hues shimmering in the sunlight.
The ancient jewelry was adorned with exquisite jasper beads, their opaque colors reminiscent of distant lands.
The windswept desert sands revealed hidden jasper treasures, their red and yellow patterns catching the eye.
The jasper vase stood tall in the museum, its polished surface showcasing the intricate veins that time had created.
