trinketry Antonyms
Strongest:
- bibelot
- trinket
- trifle
- vertu
- ornament
- trumpery
- bauble
- geegaw
- gimcrackery
- ornamental
- knickknack
- bijouterie
Strong:
- conversation-piece
- keepsake
- curiosity
- gaud
- nicknack
- objet
- figurine
- doodad
- gimcrack
- memento
- gewgaw
- bagatelle
- objet-d-art
- virtu
- souvenir
- novelty
- bric-a-brac
- tchotchke
- kickshaw
- curio
Weak:
Meaning of trinketry
trinketry (n)
trinkets and other ornaments of dress collectively
trinketry (n.)
Ornaments of dress; trinkets, collectively.
trinketry Sentence Examples
- The vendor's stall was adorned with an assortment of trinketry, from beaded necklaces to shimmering pendants.
- The tourist couldn't resist purchasing a trinketry as a souvenir of her trip to the exotic island.
- The museum's vast collection included several historical trinketry, including a golden locket and a miniature silver carriage.
- The necklace was more than just a piece of trinketry; it held sentimental value for its wearer.
- The child's bedroom was filled with colorful trinketry, from stuffed animals to plastic superheroes.
- The actress adorned herself with opulent trinketry for the grand premiere of her latest film.
- The antique shop was a treasure trove of trinketry, each item telling a story of its own.
- The trinketry was a reminder of the happy memories they had shared during their travels.
- The artist's studio was filled with a myriad of trinketry that served as inspiration for their creations.
- The gift shop sold a wide range of trinketry, from keychains to postcards, catering to the diverse tastes of its visitors.
FAQs About the word trinketry
trinkets and other ornaments of dress collectivelyOrnaments of dress; trinkets, collectively.
bibelot, trinket, trifle, vertu, ornament, trumpery, bauble,geegaw, gimcrackery, ornamental
No antonyms found.
The vendor's stall was adorned with an assortment of trinketry, from beaded necklaces to shimmering pendants.
The tourist couldn't resist purchasing a trinketry as a souvenir of her trip to the exotic island.
The museum's vast collection included several historical trinketry, including a golden locket and a miniature silver carriage.
The necklace was more than just a piece of trinketry; it held sentimental value for its wearer.
