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Meaning of vitrics
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vitrics (n.)
The art or study of the manufacture and decoration of glassware.
Articles of glassware, glassware in general.
vitrics Sentence Examples
- The vitrics of the stained glass window cast intricate shadows on the floor below.
- The ocean's surface shimmered with vitrics, reflecting the golden rays of the setting sun.
- The vitrics of the ancient pottery fragments sparkled under the dim light.
- The ice crystals that formed on the windowpane created a mesmerizing display of vitrics.
- The vitrics of the diamond earrings glittered like a thousand tiny stars.
- The vitrics of the snowflakes danced and twirled in the winter air.
- The vitrics of the crystal chandelier sparkled and reflected the light from the candles below.
- The vitrics of the glass beads shimmered and caught the light as the necklace was worn.
- The vitrics of the porcelain vase gave it an elegant and delicate appearance.
- The vitrics of the broken glass scattered across the floor, creating a dangerous hazard.
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The art or study of the manufacture and decoration of glassware., Articles of glassware, glassware in general.
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The vitrics of the stained glass window cast intricate shadows on the floor below.
The ocean's surface shimmered with vitrics, reflecting the golden rays of the setting sun.
The vitrics of the ancient pottery fragments sparkled under the dim light.
The ice crystals that formed on the windowpane created a mesmerizing display of vitrics.
