ribband (Meaning)
Wordnet
ribband (n)
a ribbon used as a decoration
Webster
ribband (n.)
A ribbon.
A long, narrow strip of timber bent and bolted longitudinally to the ribs of a vessel, to hold them in position, and give rigidity to the framework.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ribband
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ribband Sentence Examples
- The gymnast twirled a vibrant ribband during her graceful routine.
- The antique doll wore an elaborate bonnet adorned with delicate ribbands.
- The birthday girl's cake was украшен with cascading ribbands of various colors.
- The window frame was meticulously painted with intricate ribbands of gold.
- The conductor raised his baton, and the orchestra played a lively overture that featured soaring ribbands of melody.
- The injured soldier received a purple heart as a symbol of his valor, its ribband a testament to his sacrifice.
- The award ceremony recognized individuals who had made significant contributions to the community, each recipient receiving a medal with a ribband bearing their name.
- The seamstress skillfully stitched together a flowing dress, its neckline adorned with a delicate ribband of lace.
- The garden path was lined with vibrant rose bushes, their stems entwined with ribbands of ivy.
- The newlyweds exchanged vows beneath an arch draped in ethereal ribbands, symbolizing their everlasting bond.
FAQs About the word ribband
a ribbon used as a decorationA ribbon., A long, narrow strip of timber bent and bolted longitudinally to the ribs of a vessel, to hold them in position, and giv
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The gymnast twirled a vibrant ribband during her graceful routine.
The antique doll wore an elaborate bonnet adorned with delicate ribbands.
The birthday girl's cake was украшен with cascading ribbands of various colors.
The window frame was meticulously painted with intricate ribbands of gold.
