manikins (Meaning)
manikins
a little man, mannequin, a model of the human body commonly in detachable pieces for exhibiting the parts and organs, their position, and relations
Synonyms & Antonyms of manikins
manikins Sentence Examples
- The store's window displays featured ethereal manikins clad in the latest fashion designs.
- The clothing mannequins stood lifelessly in the fitting room, awaiting customers to try on their garments.
- The medical students practiced on lifelike manikins, simulating various injuries and ailments.
- The art exhibition showcased intricate wooden manikins, each one a testament to the artist's skill.
- The puppet show employed articulated manikins that brought mythical creatures to life on stage.
- The antique shop had a dusty display of ancient wooden manikins with enigmatic smiles.
- The department store's beauty counter used manikins with carefully painted makeup to showcase their cosmetic products.
- The fashion designer used intricate fabric coverings to transform simple manikins into stunning works of art.
- The mannequins in the museum's historical costume exhibit provided a glimpse into past fashion trends.
- The window display featured mannequins with LED lights glowing from within, creating an otherworldly ambiance.
FAQs About the word manikins
a little man, mannequin, a model of the human body commonly in detachable pieces for exhibiting the parts and organs, their position, and relations
forms,figures,mannequins, dummies,dolls
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The store's window displays featured ethereal manikins clad in the latest fashion designs.
The clothing mannequins stood lifelessly in the fitting room, awaiting customers to try on their garments.
The medical students practiced on lifelike manikins, simulating various injuries and ailments.
The art exhibition showcased intricate wooden manikins, each one a testament to the artist's skill.
