petersham Antonyms
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Meaning of petersham
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petersham (n.)
A rough, knotted woolen cloth, used chiefly for men's overcoats; also, a coat of that material.
petersham Sentence Examples
- The vintage dress featured an elegant petersham ribbon along the neckline.
- The petersham trim added a touch of formality to the simple white blouse.
- The curtain rod was adorned with a petersham valance in a deep burgundy hue.
- The wedding invitation was wrapped in a delicate petersham band with gold embossing.
- The upholstery of the chaise lounge was enhanced by petersham piping in a contrasting color.
- The hat designer used petersham to create a stylish and structured brim.
- The bow on the gift box was made of a luxurious petersham ribbon.
- The petersham lining in the corset provided support and shaping.
- The upholstered headboard was finished with petersham nailhead trim.
- The petersham fabric on the lampshade cast a warm and inviting glow.
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A rough, knotted woolen cloth, used chiefly for men's overcoats; also, a coat of that material.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vintage dress featured an elegant petersham ribbon along the neckline.
The petersham trim added a touch of formality to the simple white blouse.
The curtain rod was adorned with a petersham valance in a deep burgundy hue.
The wedding invitation was wrapped in a delicate petersham band with gold embossing.
