peruked (Meaning)
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peruked (s)
wearing a wig popular for men in the 17th and 18th centuries
Synonyms & Antonyms of peruked
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peruked Sentence Examples
- The court jester's peruked head bobbed merrily as he danced before the king.
- The mayor proudly wore his peruked wig, a symbol of his authority.
- The elderly gentleman's peruked hair covered his wrinkled scalp, giving him a distinguished air.
- The opera singer's peruked coiffure towered above her head, enhancing her dramatic performance.
- The peruked barrister addressed the jury with a resounding voice that filled the courtroom.
- The peruked judge sat behind his bench, his solemn expression hidden beneath his judicial wig.
- The peruked actor took the stage, his exaggerated gestures and facial expressions entertaining the audience.
- The historical reenactors wore peruked wigs to accurately depict the fashion of the 18th century.
- The peruked doll sat on the shelf, its porcelain face frozen in a perpetual smile.
- The peruked politician gave a rousing speech, his elaborate wig adding an air of gravitas to his words.
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wearing a wig popular for men in the 17th and 18th centuries
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The court jester's peruked head bobbed merrily as he danced before the king.
The mayor proudly wore his peruked wig, a symbol of his authority.
The elderly gentleman's peruked hair covered his wrinkled scalp, giving him a distinguished air.
The opera singer's peruked coiffure towered above her head, enhancing her dramatic performance.
