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tapestry

Definition for tapestry

noun as in curtain

Strongest match

drapery

Strong matches

arras, dosser, hanging

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Those LED wristbands play a huge part, too, making everyone in the audience part of a giant tapestry of light.

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In this respect “I Know This Much Is True” also is a dramatic tapestry of destructive anger issues, festering under a lifetime of repressed resentment and confusion.

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A new display area is being built for the tapestry, which will take at least two years.

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I really hear Soul II Soul’s hook “back to life/back to reality,” like a tapestry making piano-esque shadows against the light in the room.

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The final season of “Andor” required visual storytellers to craft a stylized tapestry that reflected each episode’s underlying themes while unifying the whole.

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