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Meaning of paillon
Webster
paillon (n.)
A thin leaf of metal, as for use in gilding or enameling, or to show through a translucent medium.
paillon Sentence Examples
- The ornate chandelier shimmered with hundreds of intricate paillons.
- The artist carefully applied delicate paillons to the surface of the painting, creating a shimmering effect.
- The necklace sparkled with tiny golden paillons, catching the light with every movement.
- The gown was adorned with countless paillons, making it a mesmerizing sight under the moonlight.
- The opera singer's costume featured elaborate paillons, reflecting the grandeur of the performance.
- The stained glass window was filled with colorful paillons, casting a vibrant glow on the church interior.
- The ancient tapestry was meticulously woven with silver paillons, depicting scenes of historical events.
- The paillons on the Fabergé egg were arranged in intricate patterns, creating a mesmerizing work of art.
- The ballerina's tutu sparkled with iridescent paillons, accentuating her graceful movements.
- The jewelry box was inlaid with a mosaic of tiny paillons, forming a kaleidoscope of colors.
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A thin leaf of metal, as for use in gilding or enameling, or to show through a translucent medium.
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The ornate chandelier shimmered with hundreds of intricate paillons.
The artist carefully applied delicate paillons to the surface of the painting, creating a shimmering effect.
The necklace sparkled with tiny golden paillons, catching the light with every movement.
The gown was adorned with countless paillons, making it a mesmerizing sight under the moonlight.
