millefleurs
- noun
- /ˌmɪl.əˈflɜrz/
- The museum displayed a medieval tapestry with a stunning millefleurs background.
Examples
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The dress was decorated with a colorful millefleurs design, making it perfect for spring.
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She chose wallpaper in a delicate millefleurs pattern for the living room.
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The dress was adorned with a beautiful millefleurs pattern.
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She chose a millefleur design for her living room curtains.
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The museum displayed a medieval tapestry with a stunning millefleurs background.
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She chose wallpaper in a delicate millefleurs pattern for the living room.
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The dress was decorated with a colorful millefleurs design, making it perfect for spring.
Synonyms
A pattern or fabric with pictures of flowers
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Millefleurs comes from the French parts mille 'thousand' and fleurs 'flowers', so it literally means 'thousand flowers' and refers to a pattern or fabric covered with many small flowers, like a field of tiny flowers.