spangled (Meaning)
spangled (s)
covered with beads or jewels or sequins
Synonyms & Antonyms of spangled
spangled Sentence Examples
- The night sky was spangled with countless stars, twinkling like celestial diamonds.
- The flag of the United States is emblazoned with spangled stars, representing the original thirteen colonies.
- The dancer's costume was adorned with spangled sequins that shimmered under the lights.
- The fireworks exploded overhead, leaving a trail of spangled sparks in their wake.
- The child's eyes sparkled like spangled beads, filled with wonder and glee.
- The spangled canopy of a tree provided shade and shelter from the scorching sun.
- The musician strummed his guitar, and the notes danced across the room like spangled butterflies.
- The snow fell softly, dusting the ground with a spangled blanket of white.
- The spangled tunic of the medieval knight glistened in the sunlight, reflecting his noble status.
- The spangled dress of the debutante was a dazzling sight, a testament to her elegance and beauty.
FAQs About the word spangled
covered with beads or jewels or sequins
speckled, dapple, colorful, multicolored, colored, dotted, splotchy, variegated, dappled, varicolored
solid, unspotted, unspotted, solid,,
The night sky was spangled with countless stars, twinkling like celestial diamonds.
The flag of the United States is emblazoned with spangled stars, representing the original thirteen colonies.
The dancer's costume was adorned with spangled sequins that shimmered under the lights.
The fireworks exploded overhead, leaving a trail of spangled sparks in their wake.
