roundels (Meaning)

roundels

an English modified rondeau, rondel sense 2a, a round figure or object (such as a circular panel, window, or niche)

The intricate roundels of the stained-glass window illuminated the chapel with ethereal hues.
The potter's deft hands molded the clay into delicate roundels, each an exquisite work of art.
The poet etched roundels into the marble slab, commemorating the lives of fallen soldiers.
The roundels of the wooden fence echoed the pattern of the flowers blooming nearby.
The roundel of the moon hung high in the night sky, casting a silvery glow upon the earth.
The ripples in the pond expanded outward in concentric roundels, creating a mesmerizing pattern.
The children drew roundels in the sand, leaving behind a whimsical record of their playtime.
The lacemaker meticulously stitched roundels into the intricate fabric, creating an elegant heirloom.
The roundels of the antique mirror reflected fragments of the room, adding depth and intrigue.
The roundels of the Celtic knotwork symbolized eternity and interconnectedness.

an English modified rondeau, rondel sense 2a, a round figure or object (such as a circular panel, window, or niche)

orbs,circles, rings, rounds,cirques, ovals, circlets,ellipses, ringlets, loops

No antonyms found.

The intricate roundels of the stained-glass window illuminated the chapel with ethereal hues.

The potter's deft hands molded the clay into delicate roundels, each an exquisite work of art.

The poet etched roundels into the marble slab, commemorating the lives of fallen soldiers.

The roundels of the wooden fence echoed the pattern of the flowers blooming nearby.