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jewelry
noun as in precious stones, metals worn as decoration
Strongest matches
bracelet, brooch, costume, earring, gem, glass, gold, jewel, knickknack, necklace, ornament, pendant, silver, tiara, treasure, trinket
Strong matches
adornment, anklet, band, bangle, bauble, beads, bijou, bling, brass, cameo, chain, charm, choker, cross, crown, diamonds, finery, frippery, ice, junk, lavaliere, locket, pin, regalia, ring, rock, rosary, solitaire, sparkler, stickpin, stone
Weak match
Example Sentences
The analysts add that it’s unclear if the policy’s intentions are to only discourage gold investment by increasing transaction costs or to curb gold jewelry demand as well.
If your friend has a valuable piece of jewelry she may wish to bequeath those to a sister or aunt or niece.
Now the gallery was home to the glittering jewelry of his successors.
Walk through a warmly lighted room, past the boutique’s display of Bottega’s latest fine jewelry collection and intrecciato leather purses, where Italian walnut wooden details abound.
Under the floorboards of her closet, Smith conceals “glittering refuse I had scavenged from trash bins, fragments of costume jewelry, rosary beads,” along with a blue toothbrush she’s invested with magical powers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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