pendent
1
9.6
A large hanging light with branches like a chandelier
- noun
- /ˈpɛndənt/
- UK
:
lámpara colgante
- She admired the intricate metalwork of the pendent hanging above the dining table.
Examples
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A stunning pendent hung gracefully from the ceiling, illuminating the entire room.
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A large pendent dominated the grand entrance hall, casting light over the marble floor.
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The restoration included cleaning the antique pendents throughout the ballroom.
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The pendent is beautiful.
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Look at that pendent!
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The antique store featured a beautiful pendent that caught the eye of every visitor.
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In the center of the luxurious dining room, a crystal pendent created an elegant ambiance.
Synonyms
chandelier
vspendent
54
4.6
A large hanging light with arms that hold several small lights
is similar but usually smaller or not made for many lights
pendant
vspendent
1
5.8
A light fixture that hangs from the ceiling
is the alternate spelling or form of the same fixture
How Ornate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pendent comes from the Latin pendere, meaning 'to hang', so a pendent is a large, often decorative light that hangs from the ceiling like a big hanging lamp.