jeweled
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- adjective
- /ˈdʒuːəld/
- US
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joyado
- The bride wore a stunning jeweled tiara that sparkled in the sunlight.
But I like all of these fun like kind of jeweled pops that are in here too, like the teal, the green, the kind of burgundy shade, a purple here.
- But I like all of these fun like kind of jeweled pops that are in here too, like the teal, the green, the kind of burgundy shade, a purple here.
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But now we can see her bearing a jeweled Christian cross.
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A Jeweled Rose Facebook page was so helpful.
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You can see there that little jeweled nub.
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And then as we come out of this, he will be exposing this beautiful jeweled vests that we're working on.
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I am blow dried, I am jewelled, the jewels are on.
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But I like all of these fun like kind of jeweled pops that are in here too, like the teal, the green, the kind of burgundy shade, a purple here.
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And he stared at Esco shamelessly, his eyes darting across her breasts, her hips and her jeweled fingers.
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He admired the jeweled necklace that gleamed with colorful gemstones during the exhibition.
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The artist created a jeweled vase embellished with intricate designs that captured everyone's attention.
Synonyms
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7.1
Decorated with many small shiny pieces like sequins that sparkle in light
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Covered with jewels that sparkle and look showy
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7.9
Covered with small shiny pieces like sequins that reflect light
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Decorated with small round objects sewn onto cloth or strung on thread
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5.4
Covered with small shiny discs sewn onto cloth
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5.4
Covered with many small shiny beads or jewels
Decorated with jewels, beads, or sequins
Having gems or jewels attached, like on a necklace
Decorated with diamonds or a diamond-shaped pattern
Covered with many small shiny things that reflect light or full of famous people
Bright and shiny like a jewel
A thing with decorations like jewels or banners to make it look more beautiful
Covered with small things that make something look more beautiful
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Etymology
Jeweled comes from jewel, which originally meant a small treasure or 'plaything' kept for delight. So to call something jeweled is to say it is decorated or covered with gems to make it look richer and more beautiful.