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How to use bijou in a sentence
Haggard and his wife sat in the little drawing-room of their bijou house in May Fair.
THE PIT TOWN CORONET, VOLUME I (OF 3)CHARLES JAMES WILLSShe had succeeded Olympe Bijou in the old fellow's affections.
REPERTORY OF THE COMEDIE HUMAINE, COMPLETE, A -- ZANATOLE CERFBERR AND JULES FRANOIS CHRISTOPHEThe model prison at Pentonville is an architectural bijou, but terribly expensive.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOLUME 64, NO. 393, JULY 1848VARIOUSHers had just presented her with a lovely coupe, lined with yellow satin, a perfect bijou.
OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEYEMILE GABORIAUThe footman showed him into the small drawing-room of the baroness, a bijou of a room, furnished in gilt and crimson satin.
OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEYEMILE GABORIAUIt is a bijou, built under her own eye, by her own architect, and it is quite unique in its simplicity and lightness.
LOLA MONTEZEDMUND B. D'AUVERGNEWhy, what is the most perfect bijou of a poem in the English language?
RAVENSHOEHENRY KINGSLEY"You don't laugh, at any rate," said Pierrot, turning to Bijou and blushing furiously.
BIJOUGYPOh, Bijou, my dear, it is not at all nice of you to act like that with your poor old cousin.
BIJOUGYP"It has only been a passing fancy that I have had for Bijou," he said.
BIJOUGYPSYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 18, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO BIJOU
- adornment
- anklet
- band
- bangle
- bauble
- beads
- bijou
- bracelet
- brass
- brooch
- cameo
- chain
- charm
- choker
- costume
- cross
- crown
- diamonds
- earring
- finery
- frippery
- gem
- glass
- gold
- ice
- jewel
- junk
- knickknack
- lavaliere
- locket
- necklace
- ornament
- pendant
- pin
- regalia
- ring
- rock
- rosary
- silver
- solitaire
- sparkler
- stickpin
- stone
- tiara
- tie pin
- treasure
- trinket
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.