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Meaning of waxworks
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waxworks (n. pl.)
An exhibition of wax figures, or the place of exhibition.
waxworks Sentence Examples
- The dimly lit waxworks museum showcased an eerie collection of lifelike sculptures.
- The waxwork of President Lincoln stood tall in the center of the exhibition, his gaze piercing through time.
- The waxworks of famous celebrities and historical figures drew large crowds to the museum.
- The artist's painstaking attention to detail brought the waxworks to life, capturing the essence of their subjects.
- The waxwork of Marie Antoinette was especially haunting, her eyes frozen in a moment of despair.
- The waxworks were meticulously preserved and maintained, ensuring their longevity and authenticity.
- Some people mistook the waxworks for living beings, their uncanny resemblance creating an illusion of life.
- A group of children squealed with delight as they encountered the waxwork of their favorite superhero.
- The waxworks served as a reminder of the ephemeral nature of life and the enduring power of art.
- The museum's collection of waxworks spanned centuries, offering a glimpse into the past and inspiring wonder in the present.
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An exhibition of wax figures, or the place of exhibition.
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The dimly lit waxworks museum showcased an eerie collection of lifelike sculptures.
The waxwork of President Lincoln stood tall in the center of the exhibition, his gaze piercing through time.
The waxworks of famous celebrities and historical figures drew large crowds to the museum.
The artist's painstaking attention to detail brought the waxworks to life, capturing the essence of their subjects.
