jewelry
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1.3
- noun
- /ˈdʒuːəlri/
- US
:
joyería
- I was on my way to the jewelry store to buy the ring.
- wear jewelry
- clothing and jewelry
- gold jewelry
And take all my money, my jewelry and stash.
- And take all my money, my jewelry and stash.
- Now we have a new one is some nice jewelry from Majuri.
- The the Inca made tons of jewelry out of fluorite.
- Nothing flashy, no, no jewellery, low key car.
- I would describe my jewelry style as extra.
- He's either got jewelry or a phone.
- When he first noticed my jewelry, I became the woman for him.
- Things like real estate, art, jewelry, wine, and other collectibles.
- I got a chain and some jewelry and some clothes.
- OK, it's art, it's jewelry, it can be beautiful.
- And they believed jewellery was in that bag then.
- Bitch had half a Kohl's jewelry counter right there.
Examples
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The antique store had a stunning collection of jewelry, featuring vintage rings and brooches.
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Do you think you can tell me how to get to Johnson Jewelry?
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Moses worked for my father in the jewelry store in Philadelphia before my father retired.
Fiction book (1990) -
Edward's attention is taken by the glittering jewelry display in the hotel jewelry store window.
Fiction book (1990) -
Days later, on February 6, 2011, burglars stole gold jewelry and a new laptop.
Academic text (2017) -
She wore beautiful jewelry for the wedding, including a sparkling necklace and elegant earrings.
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He bought her a lovely set of jewelry for her birthday, including matching bracelets and a pendant.
Synonyms
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2.7
Jewelry made by hand rather than in factories
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Etymology
Jewelry comes from jewel, which once came from an old word meaning 'plaything' or 'delight'. So jewelry means small, decorative things you wear to look and feel special.