Antiques is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANTIQUES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ANTIQUE, to alter the appearance of e.g. wood to make it seem very old
• make (something) resemble an antique by artificial means
NOUN:
• a collectable object such as a piece of furniture or work of art that has a high value because of its age and quality
ADJECTIVE:
• having a high value because of age and quality
• intended to resemble the appearance of high-quality old furniture
• belonging to ancient times
• old-fashioned or outdated
• showing signs of great age or wear
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give an appearance of age to

Words related to ANTIQUES

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How to use ANTIQUES in a sentence

• During his sojourn in the Eternal City, Lorenzo acquired a number of precious antiques, rare manuscripts, and valuable works of art.
• They stopped to look into the windows of shops of every kind, from antiques to millinery.
• You are under fire one minute, the next shooting through some captured palace or barracks or museum of antiques.
• There was the Museum, formerly the Hotel Merghelynck, not a very striking edifice, but full of antiques of all kinds.
• We decided on attacking a ruin on the acropolis of Gnossus, already partially exposed by the searches of local diggers for antiques.
• On the other hand they conceived an admiration for the fragments of the newly discovered antiques, and felt the plastic beauty of Hellenic legends.
• Finally, when Raphael settled in Rome, he laid himself open to the influence of Michael Angelo, and drank in the classic spirit from the newly discovered antiques.
• But here the girls were forced to put on grave airs, and to seem angry, because the antiques made the matter of such high importance.
• To sit in this room full of antiques in a frock-coat would be as bad a breach of good taste as the placing of a Victorian chandelier in an Elizabethan banqueting-hall.
• I expect he passes off numbers of those things on people as antiques.
• In these days of devotion to antiques, we hear dealers in such wares say that things are more valuable for being carefully used.
• Some famous Elzevirs were picked up, and many other antiques that nobody but Mr.
• The dealers in antiques, in souvenirs, in pictures, in marbles, have most of them put up their shutters and disappeared, to return, no doubt, in happier times.
• The dealers in curios and antiques lounge idly in their doorways, deeming themselves fortunate if they make a sale a month.
• There was the panelled drawing-room, where the huge chintz-covered arm-chairs stood, oases of comfort among the austere flesh-mortifying antiques.
• He collected beautiful things, pictures and antiques and objects that he sent for to Europe on purpose, many of which were arranged in his rooms at Cambridge.
• Gotzkowsky had but one passion, on which he spent yearly many thousands, and that was for art-treasures, paintings, and antiques.
• She was one of the first who collected gems, antiques, pictures, and made them available for the study and improvement of the learned.
• In Padua, which seems to be regaining its old reputation as the birthplace of spurious antiques, by the way, there lives an ingenious craftsman named Pietro Stelli.
• De pres, quand on ouvre la barriere vermoulue, on croit voir un jardin geant, car tous les antiques pommiers, osseux comme les paysans, sont en fleur.
• Women, on the other hand, have very few antiques to get rid of.
• These two antiques, particularly the latter, have been in a great measure restored.
• Hope likewise constructed a classical sculpture gallery, which he enriched with several antiques from his town residence.
• They might have known of the wealth contained in the belly of the idol, but it is certain that the dealer in antiques never did.
• One morning a number of years ago in London a group of people had gathered in a small auction shop for an advertised sale of fine old antiques and curios.
• This staircase, which is of colossal size, is ornamented with casts from the finest antiques.
• Under severe pressure of temptation they parted with several pieces of old mahogany during the craze for antiques, at prices almost fabulous.
• Even some of those antiques might have been called prose when they were new.
• Had a delightful morning with the magnificent antiques, curios, and portraits.

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