sprigs (Meaning)
sprigs
to drive sprigs or brads into, a small shoot, an ornament resembling a sprig, stemmed flower, or leaf, youth, a small division of grass used for propagation, a small specimen, to mark or adorn with the representation of plant sprigs, to propagate (a grass) by means of stolons or small divisions, a small headless nail, a small shoot or twig especially with leaves or flowers, heir
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sprigs Sentence Examples
- The delicate sprigs of rosemary added an aromatic touch to the grilled lamb.
- Intricate garlands adorned the fireplace, woven with festive sprigs of holly and evergreen.
- Sprigs of mint garnished the refreshing mojito, providing a cool and herbaceous aroma.
- The winter greens were adorned with glimmering sprigs of silver bells.
- The lush bouquet bursting with vibrant colors included fragrant sprigs of lavender and eucalyptus.
- The Easter bonnet was elegantly adorned with delicate sprigs of artificial flowers.
- The wreath was crafted using fragrant sprigs of thyme, rosemary, and oregano.
- The floral arrangement was highlighted by sprigs of delicate jasmine and aromatic night-scented stock.
- Sprigs of heather were gathered from the moorland to create a rustic and picturesque bouquet.
- The holiday centerpiece featured sprigs of pinecones and silvered branches, evoking the spirit of the season.
FAQs About the word sprigs
to drive sprigs or brads into, a small shoot, an ornament resembling a sprig, stemmed flower, or leaf, youth, a small division of grass used for propagation, a
twigs, boughs, shoots, limbs,sprays, branchlets, spurs, outgrowths,branches, offshoots
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The delicate sprigs of rosemary added an aromatic touch to the grilled lamb.
Intricate garlands adorned the fireplace, woven with festive sprigs of holly and evergreen.
Sprigs of mint garnished the refreshing mojito, providing a cool and herbaceous aroma.
The winter greens were adorned with glimmering sprigs of silver bells.
