lockets (Meaning)
lockets
a small case usually of precious metal that has space for a memento and that is worn typically suspended from a chain or necklace, a small ornamental case usually worn on a chain or necklace
Synonyms & Antonyms of lockets
lockets Sentence Examples
- The antique locket contained a faded photograph, a precious memory from a bygone era.
- The locket around her neck held a tiny piece of her mother's hair, a cherished memento.
- The heart-shaped locket was a symbol of their love, a bond that time could not break.
- The lockets on the old dresser were filled with the faces of past generations, whispering secrets from the past.
- The locket was the only possession she had left of her beloved grandmother, a reminder of the love they shared.
- The silver locket was engraved with her initials, a delicate treasure that she held close to her heart.
- The locket was a puzzle, its intricate clasp hiding a hidden message that only she could decipher.
- The locket's gold shone brightly, its surface adorned with tiny gemstones that sparkled in the sunlight.
- The locket was a gift from a stranger, a mysterious and enigmatic token that hinted at an unknown connection.
- The lockets hung like a necklace, a tangible reminder of the bonds that had defined her life.
FAQs About the word lockets
a small case usually of precious metal that has space for a memento and that is worn typically suspended from a chain or necklace, a small ornamental case usual
bangles, pendants,pendents, teardrops,charms, lavalieres,lavallieres
No antonyms found.
The antique locket contained a faded photograph, a precious memory from a bygone era.
The locket around her neck held a tiny piece of her mother's hair, a cherished memento.
The heart-shaped locket was a symbol of their love, a bond that time could not break.
The lockets on the old dresser were filled with the faces of past generations, whispering secrets from the past.
