objet Synonyms
objet Meaning
objet
an article of artistic value, an article of some artistic value, curio
objet Sentence Examples
- The ornate objet d'art adorned the mantelpiece, a testament to her exquisite taste.
- The police confiscated the stolen objets as evidence, much to the dismay of their rightful owner.
- She collected rare and unusual objets, filling her home with a captivating eclecticism.
- I was drawn to the mysterious objet in the antique shop, its enigmatic allure beckoning me closer.
- The child played with the objet, twirling it between her tiny fingers, unaware of its true value.
- The objet was a reminder of a forgotten past, carrying with it a whispered tale of love and loss.
- The museum displayed a collection of ancient objets, providing a glimpse into lost civilizations.
- The art collector sought the rarest objets to add to his prestigious collection, his desire for the extraordinary insatiable.
- The objet was a symbol of her success, a tangible reminder of the path she had forged for herself.
- The heirloom objet was handed down through generations, a precious link to family history and cherished memories.
FAQs About the word objet
an article of artistic value, an article of some artistic value, curio
rarity, exotic, marvel,curiosity, objet trouvé, curio, oddment, ephemera, virtu, found object
No antonyms found.
The ornate objet d'art adorned the mantelpiece, a testament to her exquisite taste.
The police confiscated the stolen objets as evidence, much to the dismay of their rightful owner.
She collected rare and unusual objets, filling her home with a captivating eclecticism.
I was drawn to the mysterious objet in the antique shop, its enigmatic allure beckoning me closer.
