necklaced Antonyms
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Meaning of necklaced
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necklaced (a.)
Wearing a necklace; marked as with a necklace.
necklaced Sentence Examples
- The princess wore a magnificent diamond-encrusted necklace that adorned her delicate neck.
- The emerald necklace bestowed upon the queen was a symbol of her sovereignty and power.
- The thief stealthily removed the gold necklace from the unsuspecting victim's neck.
- The necklace, crafted from intricate filigree, was a testament to the artisan's exceptional skill.
- The pearl necklace, a family heirloom passed down through generations, evoked a sense of nostalgia and cherished memories.
- The scarlet choker tightly encircled her neck, accentuating her sharp features.
- The silver necklace bore an intricate pendant, its design inspired by ancient Celtic motifs.
- The necklace of seashells jingled merrily, reminiscent of the salty tang of the ocean breeze.
- The necklace, woven from colorful beads, reflected the vibrant hues of summer.
- The necklace, a gift from a beloved one, held sentimental value far beyond its monetary worth.
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Wearing a necklace; marked as with a necklace.
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The princess wore a magnificent diamond-encrusted necklace that adorned her delicate neck.
The emerald necklace bestowed upon the queen was a symbol of her sovereignty and power.
The thief stealthily removed the gold necklace from the unsuspecting victim's neck.
The necklace, crafted from intricate filigree, was a testament to the artisan's exceptional skill.
