tapiser (Meaning)
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tapiser (n.)
A maker of tapestry; an upholsterer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tapiser
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tapiser Sentence Examples
- The walls of the opulent palace were tapisered with intricate tapestries depicting scenes from ancient mythology.
- The grand ballroom was adorned with tapiseries that depicted the heroic battles and triumphs of the realm's greatest warriors.
- The royal throne room was tapisered with a magnificent tapestry woven with gold and silver threads, showcasing the splendor of the monarchy.
- The tapisered curtains of the stage billowed gently in the breeze, creating an illusion of movement and grandeur.
- The exquisite tapiseries preserved within the museum showcased the finest artistry and craftsmanship of past centuries.
- The ancient cathedral's tapisered windows allowed the sunlight to filter through, casting a warm glow upon the sacred interior.
- The tapisered walls of the medieval castle provided a barrier against the cold, keeping its inhabitants warm and secure.
- The tapisered canopy above the bed was embroidered with delicate flowers and vines, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere.
- The tapisered cushions and pillows adorned the luxurious sofas, providing comfort and a touch of elegance to the room.
- The tapisered upholstery of the antique chairs and armchairs preserved the patina of time, adding to their charm and historical value.
FAQs About the word tapiser
A maker of tapestry; an upholsterer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The walls of the opulent palace were tapisered with intricate tapestries depicting scenes from ancient mythology.
The grand ballroom was adorned with tapiseries that depicted the heroic battles and triumphs of the realm's greatest warriors.
The royal throne room was tapisered with a magnificent tapestry woven with gold and silver threads, showcasing the splendor of the monarchy.
The tapisered curtains of the stage billowed gently in the breeze, creating an illusion of movement and grandeur.
