wreaths Antonyms
Meaning of wreaths
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wreaths (pl.)
of Wreath
wreaths Sentence Examples
- The holiday season is incomplete without the vibrant wreaths adorning homes and storefronts.
- The ancient Greek tradition of creating wreaths with flowers and foliage symbolizes victory and honor.
- Evergreen wreaths, with their lush greenery, represent eternal life and the changing seasons.
- Intricate wreaths crafted with dried flowers and herbs bring warmth and fragrance to the winter months.
- The wreath-laying ceremony is a solemn expression of remembrance on Memorial Day.
- Wedding wreaths woven with white flowers and ribbons signify the unity of two hearts.
- Christmas wreaths, adorned with lights and baubles, herald the festive spirit of the season.
- Advent wreaths, with their four candles, prepare the hearts for the coming of Christ.
- The wreaths on gravesites serve as a poignant reminder of those who have passed away.
- Wreaths made of seashells evoke the tranquility and beauty of the ocean's embrace.
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of Wreath
leis, corsages,garlands, florets, arrangements, sprays, posies, bouquets,boutonnieres, buds
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The holiday season is incomplete without the vibrant wreaths adorning homes and storefronts.
The ancient Greek tradition of creating wreaths with flowers and foliage symbolizes victory and honor.
Evergreen wreaths, with their lush greenery, represent eternal life and the changing seasons.
Intricate wreaths crafted with dried flowers and herbs bring warmth and fragrance to the winter months.
