braceleted
- adjective
- /ˈbreɪslɪtɪd/
- The dancer's braceleted arms sparkled under the stage lights as she moved gracefully.
Examples
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She arrived at the party with a beautifully braceleted wrist that caught everyone's attention.
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The braceleted models walked the runway confidently.
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She arrived at the party with a beautifully braceleted wrist that caught everyone's attention.
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He admired the braceleted hand resting gently on the table.
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She looked stunning in her braceleted gown.
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The dancer's braceleted arms sparkled under the stage lights as she moved gracefully.
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He admired the braceleted hand resting gently on the table.
Synonyms
Wearing many small bracelets on the wrists or arms
How Adorned
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.