sequined
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5.4
- adjective
- /ˈsiːkwɪnd/
:
con lentejuelas
- She wore a stunning sequined dress that shimmered under the lights at the party.
- a sequined gown
This is fully sequinned, like I'm beaded.
- This is fully sequinned, like I'm beaded.
- OK, this is a fully sequinned dress.
Examples
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OK, this is a fully sequinned dress.
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I tend to like classic styles, but if she spots a sequined or glitzy top, she wants it!
Blog text (24) -
It was the look book and it's this absolutely gorgeous sequinned crop top from Top Shop.
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She could have danced on air, just as Eynin said, in her sequined pumps.
Fiction book (1998) -
While her shiny sequined top was very eye-catching, the matching shorts were noticeable by their absence.
Blog text (4) -
The designer showcased a collection of sequined tops that caught everyone's attention.
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At the fashion show, models strutted down the runway in sequined outfits that sparkled beautifully.
Synonyms
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7.1
Decorated with many small shiny pieces like sequins that sparkle in light
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7.9
Covered with small shiny pieces like sequins that reflect light
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3.4
Decorated with small round objects sewn onto cloth or strung on thread
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3.9
Covered with small shiny stones or beads to look rich
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5.4
Covered with many small shiny beads or jewels
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4.0
Having many small decorations like metal points, gems, or lights
Decorated with jewels, beads, or sequins
To add jewels to something to make it sparkle
A thing with decorations like jewels or banners to make it look more beautiful
Covered with small things that make something look more beautiful
Antonyms
How Decorative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sequined comes from sequin, which was once the name for a small shiny 'coin' that people sewed onto clothes as decoration. So to be sequined is to be 'covered with small shiny discs', like tiny coins that catch the light.