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Meaning of rideau
Webster
rideau (n.)
A small mound of earth; ground slightly elevated; a small ridge.
rideau Sentence Examples
- The velvet rideau slowly parted, revealing the grandeur of the ballroom.
- The morning light streamed in through the lace rideau, casting intricate shadows on the bedroom floor.
- The ornate rideau shimmered with golden threads, adding a touch of opulence to the grand hall.
- The heavy rideau billowed in the wind, protecting the doorway from the icy blast.
- The sheer rideau provided privacy without blocking the view of the garden.
- The child peeked through the slightly parted rideau, her eyes wide with curiosity.
- The rideau was meticulously drawn, ensuring complete darkness for a peaceful night's rest.
- The tattered rideau hung loosely, a testament to the passage of time.
- The stage's grand rideau dropped with a thunderous bang, signaling the start of the performance.
- The flowing rideau created a romantic ambiance in the dining room, casting a soft glow on the table.
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A small mound of earth; ground slightly elevated; a small ridge.
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The velvet rideau slowly parted, revealing the grandeur of the ballroom.
The morning light streamed in through the lace rideau, casting intricate shadows on the bedroom floor.
The ornate rideau shimmered with golden threads, adding a touch of opulence to the grand hall.
The heavy rideau billowed in the wind, protecting the doorway from the icy blast.
