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braceleted

braceleted

6.0
Wearing bracelets on the wrist or arm
  • adjective
  • /ˈbreɪslɪtɪd/
translation icon : con pulseras
  • The dancer's braceleted arms sparkled under the stage lights as she moved gracefully.

Examples

  • She arrived at the party with a beautifully braceleted wrist that caught everyone's attention.

  • The braceleted models walked the runway confidently.

  • She arrived at the party with a beautifully braceleted wrist that caught everyone's attention.

  • He admired the braceleted hand resting gently on the table.

  • She looked stunning in her braceleted gown.

  • The dancer's braceleted arms sparkled under the stage lights as she moved gracefully.

  • He admired the braceleted hand resting gently on the table.

Synonyms

bangled
vsbraceleted
7.2

Wearing many small bracelets on the wrists or arms

refers more broadly to wearing a wrist ornament rather than a specific kind

How Adorned

braceleted
6.0
unadorned
6 5.1

Surface Forms

braceleted positive

Morphology

braceleted = bracelet (transparent) = bracelet + ed

A regular adjectival/past-participial formation from the noun 'bracelet' indicating 'having or wearing bracelets'.

Etymology

The word braceleted comes from bracelet, built from brace meaning 'arm' and the small ending -let meaning 'small', so a bracelet is a little band for the arm. So, if someone is braceleted, they are wearing or decorated with one or more bracelets.