simarre (Meaning)
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simarre ()
See Simar.
Synonyms & Antonyms of simarre
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simarre Sentence Examples
- The lady-in-waiting wore an elegant simarre of crimson velvet adorned with intricate gold embroidery.
- The simarre's long, flowing sleeves trailed behind the princess as she walked with regal grace.
- The King's ceremonial simarre was a magnificent display of power and majesty, embellished with precious stones and ermine fur.
- The simarre of the high priestess was a symbol of her sacred authority, its silver threads symbolizing her connection to the divine.
- The page boy's simarre was a vibrant shade of emerald green, his youthful exuberance reflected in the garment's cheerful hue.
- The simarre's fabric was delicate and sheer, revealing tantalizing glimpses of the dancer's lithe form beneath.
- The traveling merchant's simarre was well-worn and practical, bearing the marks of his many journeys.
- The simarre of mourning was a somber reminder of the loss of a loved one, its black fabric symbolizing grief and reverence.
- The artist's simarre was covered in paint stains, a visual testament to his creative process and passion.
- The simarre's ornate buttons and elaborate embellishments spoke volumes about the wearer's social status and personal style.
FAQs About the word simarre
See Simar.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lady-in-waiting wore an elegant simarre of crimson velvet adorned with intricate gold embroidery.
The simarre's long, flowing sleeves trailed behind the princess as she walked with regal grace.
The King's ceremonial simarre was a magnificent display of power and majesty, embellished with precious stones and ermine fur.
The simarre of the high priestess was a symbol of her sacred authority, its silver threads symbolizing her connection to the divine.
