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Definition of vanity table in English: vanity tablenoun A dressing table. Example sentencesExamples - She got up from her bed and made her way towards the vanity table in her room.
- Sighing, she lifted a hairbrush off her vanity table and brushed her hair with brisk, methodical strokes.
- I smoothed my white blouse and searched for hair stuff on the vanity table.
- There was a bed, a dresser, a vanity table, a tall mirror, and an adjoining bathroom.
- After she finished dressing, she returned to her vanity table and, almost mechanically, put on eyeshadow, blush, mascara and lipgloss.
- There was a wardrobe in the corner of the room where I could hang my gowns and a dark-stained dresser sat by the vanity table where I could keep all of my petticoats and other such undergarments.
- Against the wall was a small couch; on the opposite wall, a vanity table with a large mirror, and a writing desk with the wardrobe closet next to it.
- She threw it on her bed and went to her vanity table, searching through the drawers for the makeup her mother would want her to wear.
- Jenn was admiring herself in the mirror at her vanity table.
- On the opposite side of her room was a vanity table with a large mirror.
- There is nothing more feminine, this story says, than a closet full of drop-dead dresses and a vanity table littered with rouges: in other words, disguise.
- There was a delicately made chest of drawers and a vanity table.
- Sighing to herself, she sat down at the vanity table and looked at her reflection.
- He was watching from the vanity table near her bed.
- There, Eliza sat at the vanity table and opened the envelope.
- Evelyn turned from her vanity table to face them both.
- Eva sat at her vanity table, brushing her long dark hair, absent-mindedly, thinking of other things.
- The vanity table was made of maple, and the oval mirror reminded her of Alice's looking glass.
- There was a vanity table and a desk that both had a pair of beautifully crafted candle holders that matched with the candle holder on the bedside table.
- I sat at the vanity table tugging a brush through my limp hair, to no avail.
Definition of vanity table in US English: vanity tablenoun A dressing table. Example sentencesExamples - There was a vanity table and a desk that both had a pair of beautifully crafted candle holders that matched with the candle holder on the bedside table.
- There was a delicately made chest of drawers and a vanity table.
- Jenn was admiring herself in the mirror at her vanity table.
- There, Eliza sat at the vanity table and opened the envelope.
- Sighing, she lifted a hairbrush off her vanity table and brushed her hair with brisk, methodical strokes.
- There was a bed, a dresser, a vanity table, a tall mirror, and an adjoining bathroom.
- The vanity table was made of maple, and the oval mirror reminded her of Alice's looking glass.
- Against the wall was a small couch; on the opposite wall, a vanity table with a large mirror, and a writing desk with the wardrobe closet next to it.
- She got up from her bed and made her way towards the vanity table in her room.
- After she finished dressing, she returned to her vanity table and, almost mechanically, put on eyeshadow, blush, mascara and lipgloss.
- I smoothed my white blouse and searched for hair stuff on the vanity table.
- Sighing to herself, she sat down at the vanity table and looked at her reflection.
- He was watching from the vanity table near her bed.
- She threw it on her bed and went to her vanity table, searching through the drawers for the makeup her mother would want her to wear.
- There is nothing more feminine, this story says, than a closet full of drop-dead dresses and a vanity table littered with rouges: in other words, disguise.
- Evelyn turned from her vanity table to face them both.
- There was a wardrobe in the corner of the room where I could hang my gowns and a dark-stained dresser sat by the vanity table where I could keep all of my petticoats and other such undergarments.
- Eva sat at her vanity table, brushing her long dark hair, absent-mindedly, thinking of other things.
- On the opposite side of her room was a vanity table with a large mirror.
- I sat at the vanity table tugging a brush through my limp hair, to no avail.
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