tiara
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- noun
- /tiˈɛrə/
- Her dimpled fingers cover her features; the tiara sits sparkly and askew in her damp hair.
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- But my heart is with the Red Sox and that's why I'm wearing a tiara.
- And it was basically about the fact that the late queen and Megan had had a big row over what tiara she was going to wear at the wedding.
- It's like your Halo tiara slipping my girly Polish mind.
- And safe was open so Dinas dollars and the tiara and the matching set right now.
Examples
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Lady Beekman's tiara has been reported as stolen.
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She played her cards right, and I gave her a diamond tiara.
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And, really, I suppose all that remains is for me to put this lovely tiara crown on our beautiful winner.
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And the women wear tiaras, those that have them.
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The older child, a pretty little girl named Agnes, ran around the apartment crowned with a tiara.
Academic text (2004) -
Silver hair coiled around her head, rising into a peak that bore a small tiara of diamond-studded platinum.
Fiction book (1992) -
They're wearing priceless diamond tiaras.
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Annette, Amber (wearing her tiara), and Loretta are leaving the crowning ceremony.
Fiction book (1999) -
Affluent Roman women wore gems in their rings, necklaces, earrings, hair, clasps, tiaras and much more.
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At the coronation ceremony, she proudly wore a stunning tiara adorned with precious jewels.
Synonyms
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9.9
A crown with jewels worn on the head at ceremonies in South Asia
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7.5
A cover worn on the head decorated with jewels for special events
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Etymology
The word tiara comes from an old Persian word tiara meaning 'a high, crown-like headpiece'. So a tiara is like a small 'crown' or jeweled band worn on the front of the hair at formal events.