samite (Meaning)
samite (n)
a heavy silk fabric (often woven with silver or gold threads); used to make clothing in the Middle Ages
samite (a.)
A species of silk stuff, or taffeta, generally interwoven with gold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of samite
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samite Sentence Examples
- The emperor's robe shimmered with iridescent samite, a testament to his wealth and power.
- The silken samite curtains hung from the ceiling like a celestial shroud, casting an ethereal glow upon the room.
- The minstrel's tunic was adorned with intricate embroidery upon a deep blue samite.
- The archbishop wore a splendid samite chasuble for the solemn mass, its gold threads sparkling in the candlelight.
- The princess's wedding dress was made from the finest white samite, trimmed with delicate lace.
- The soldiers wore helmets of polished samite, reflecting the sun's rays and offering protection from enemy blows.
- The choir's robes were woven from scarlet samite, their rich velvet texture adding solemnity to their voices.
- The king's throne was upholstered in crimson samite, symbolizing his authority and the grandeur of his reign.
- The tapestry depicted a medieval scene with knights clad in shining samite, jousting for the favor of their ladies.
- The bishop's miter was adorned with jewels set in gold and silver samite, a testament to his ecclesiastical rank.
FAQs About the word samite
a heavy silk fabric (often woven with silver or gold threads); used to make clothing in the Middle AgesA species of silk stuff, or taffeta, generally interwoven
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No antonyms found.
The emperor's robe shimmered with iridescent samite, a testament to his wealth and power.
The silken samite curtains hung from the ceiling like a celestial shroud, casting an ethereal glow upon the room.
The minstrel's tunic was adorned with intricate embroidery upon a deep blue samite.
The archbishop wore a splendid samite chasuble for the solemn mass, its gold threads sparkling in the candlelight.
