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Definition of jewelled in English: jewelled(US jeweled) adjective ˈdʒuːəldˈdʒuəld Adorned, set with, or made from jewels. Example sentencesExamples - There were Krishnadeva Rayas, complete with jewelled turbans, even a Veerappan look-alike, complete with a cartridge belt.
- Other superbly enamelled and jewelled reliquaries were on display, too, including the hugely elaborate casket of the 12 th-century Abbot Boniface.
- The winner will select any 1 pair of shoes they like, no value limit, from the jeweled bridal shoe collection at Dikuza.com.
- Now, if those trowel-botherers had been after a bag of gold coins or an ancient jewelled dagger, I might understand.
- The jewelled brooch has a red-enamelled heart at its base, and the words ‘j'ouvre’ are outlined along its length.
- For how can one articulate in Anglo-Saxon with a jewelled mandible that was fashioned by the ancient Konkan goldsmiths of Goa?
- She followed Quadra's previous gaze, and turned to find a jewelled dagger in her face.
- They are worms to be crushed as the dust ‘neath my jewelled sandals.
- These were the last thoughts that ran through Ikouko's head before she took the jeweled dagger from the side table.
- The jewelled cross pulled from an archaeological dig in rural Aberdeenshire does not, admittedly, look like much.
- With chikan kurtas in beige and white colours and jewelled T-shirts in a multitude of designs, every creation has a style of its own.
- I stood there for what seemed like hours selecting each cuff and each jeweled centerpiece that would adorn it.
- The Conservatives presented him with a jewelled sword inscribed ‘Saviour of the Punjab.’
- She was picking out pieces of limestone with a golden, jeweled dagger when she heard a deep, dangerous voice.
- The flask, along with a jewelled dagger, flywhisk and a hugga, had originally been part of the collection at the Imperial Court in Delhi.
- So the artfully crafted notion of a ‘public domain’ ringing our jewelled isles shouldn't be too easily disparaged.
- The songs are still there - dominant, jewelled, celestial beauties that seem to sum up everything without ever really trying to.
- When Beauty looks into the mirror, she first sees herself, adorned with the jewelled crown.
- The mistress held out a sharp and jeweled dagger and with trembling hands, Yana took it.
- As Dominick's hand went to the hilt of the jeweled dagger in his belt, Rose stepped between them.
Definition of jeweled in US English: jeweled(British jewelled) adjectiveˈdʒuəldˈjo͞oəld Adorned, set with, or made from jewels. Example sentencesExamples - I stood there for what seemed like hours selecting each cuff and each jeweled centerpiece that would adorn it.
- They are worms to be crushed as the dust ‘neath my jewelled sandals.
- For how can one articulate in Anglo-Saxon with a jewelled mandible that was fashioned by the ancient Konkan goldsmiths of Goa?
- The flask, along with a jewelled dagger, flywhisk and a hugga, had originally been part of the collection at the Imperial Court in Delhi.
- The Conservatives presented him with a jewelled sword inscribed ‘Saviour of the Punjab.’
- She followed Quadra's previous gaze, and turned to find a jewelled dagger in her face.
- These were the last thoughts that ran through Ikouko's head before she took the jeweled dagger from the side table.
- The winner will select any 1 pair of shoes they like, no value limit, from the jeweled bridal shoe collection at Dikuza.com.
- As Dominick's hand went to the hilt of the jeweled dagger in his belt, Rose stepped between them.
- She was picking out pieces of limestone with a golden, jeweled dagger when she heard a deep, dangerous voice.
- There were Krishnadeva Rayas, complete with jewelled turbans, even a Veerappan look-alike, complete with a cartridge belt.
- Other superbly enamelled and jewelled reliquaries were on display, too, including the hugely elaborate casket of the 12 th-century Abbot Boniface.
- The jewelled brooch has a red-enamelled heart at its base, and the words ‘j'ouvre’ are outlined along its length.
- Now, if those trowel-botherers had been after a bag of gold coins or an ancient jewelled dagger, I might understand.
- The jewelled cross pulled from an archaeological dig in rural Aberdeenshire does not, admittedly, look like much.
- When Beauty looks into the mirror, she first sees herself, adorned with the jewelled crown.
- The mistress held out a sharp and jeweled dagger and with trembling hands, Yana took it.
- With chikan kurtas in beige and white colours and jewelled T-shirts in a multitude of designs, every creation has a style of its own.
- The songs are still there - dominant, jewelled, celestial beauties that seem to sum up everything without ever really trying to.
- So the artfully crafted notion of a ‘public domain’ ringing our jewelled isles shouldn't be too easily disparaged.
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