pedestals Antonyms
Strongest:
- discontents
- hatreds
- contempts
- disappointments
- disapprovals
- indignations
- scorns
- condemnations
- disdains
- disillusionments
- disenchantments
Strong:
- disfavors
- disregards
- aversions
- dissatisfactions
- opprobriums
- disgusts
- distastes
- dislikes
- abominations
- disgruntlements
- hates
- displeasures
- repugnances
- disinclinations
- repulsions
- revulsions
- antipathies
Weak:
Meaning of pedestals
pedestals
the base of something upright (as a vase, lamp, or statue), the base of an upright structure, base, foundation, a position of esteem, to place on or furnish with a pedestal, a position of high regard, the support or foot of a column, the support or foot of a late classic or neoclassical column see column illustration
pedestals Sentence Examples
- The priceless vase rested upon a pedestal adorned with intricate carvings.
- The statues of Roman deities stood proudly on tall pedestals, overlooking the bustling forum.
- The marble pedestal held the golden trophy aloft, symbolizing the team's triumph.
- The museum dedicated a special pedestal to the rarest and most valuable artifact in its collection.
- With trembling hands, the artist placed his masterpiece on the pedestal, anticipating its unveiling.
- The pedestal acted as a platform for the speaker to deliver an inspiring address to the crowd.
- The towering pedestal of the lighthouse served as a beacon of hope for sailors amidst treacherous waters.
- The ruins of an ancient temple revealed a row of pedestals where once stood grand statues of gods.
- The cathedral's ornate pedestals supported the arches and vaulted ceilings, creating a sense of awe and majesty.
- In the park, a stone pedestal marked the spot where a beloved poet had once recited his verses.
FAQs About the word pedestals
the base of something upright (as a vase, lamp, or statue), the base of an upright structure, base, foundation, a position of esteem, to place on or furnish wit
feet, foundations, podia, podiums, pillars, foot, stands, platforms, columns, pilasters
discontents, hatreds, contempts, disappointments, disapprovals, indignations, scorns,condemnations, disdains, disillusionments
The priceless vase rested upon a pedestal adorned with intricate carvings.
The statues of Roman deities stood proudly on tall pedestals, overlooking the bustling forum.
The marble pedestal held the golden trophy aloft, symbolizing the team's triumph.
The museum dedicated a special pedestal to the rarest and most valuable artifact in its collection.
