Finery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FINERY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• elaborate adornment
• expensive or ostentatious clothes or decoration
• a hearth where pig iron was converted into wrought iron.
• showy clothing
• Fineness; beauty.
• Ornament; decoration; especially, excecially decoration; showy clothes; jewels.
• A charcoal hearth or furnace for the conversion of cast iron into wrought iron, or into iron suitable for puddling.
• elaborate or showy attire and accessories

Words related to FINERY

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Words that contain FINERY

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How to use FINERY in a sentence

• They are vain, I mean, of their personal beauty, and then of finery, show and magnificence.
• Every chair was hidden under scattered dresses, tissue-paper surged from the yawning trunks and, prone among her heaped-up finery.
• She was utterly unconscious of it at the moment but at the sight of that happy face and all the dust-dimmed finery of the cavalier, Marianne involuntarily smiled.
• These bits of finery have been sent me, and I must choose to-day.
• Their hats were of the simplest and most inexpensive design, though lacking any of the commonplace finery to be seen everywhere throughout the room.
• The finery of the negroes was in sad contrast with the simplicity we had just seen at the Moravian chapel.
• The first time he made his appearance in the city with this new finery, he felt his ambition concerning personal decoration completely satisfied.
• Picturesque, handsome, careless, debonair, they wandered back and forth, smoking their cigarettes, exhibiting their finery.
• It was the framed photograph of McTeague and his wife in their wedding finery, the one that had been taken immediately after the marriage.
• And so he kept her well supplied with finery and dainties, or with the money to get them, he might go off as often, and stay as long as he liked.
• In fact, Augustine, in her finery, and stepping out of a handsome carriage, had never been to see her but when passing by.
• Sheppard, to be sure, had a sense of finery, but he was so unused to grandeur that vulgarity always spoiled his effects.
• He was clothed “in his best,” and, moreover, had just purchased and was wearing a pair of store boots in addition to his home-made finery.
• My dress, which dazzled me as I paraded alone in my white-and-gold drawing-room, was barely noticeable amidst the gorgeous finery of most of the married women.
• A very equitable distribution of the finery appeared to have been made, and shawls, ribbons, and feathers fluttered about in all directions.
• Namur had fallen, but the room was full of finery, and the finery claimed attention.
• Gary and Preston had a good deal of consultation over the finery, having at the same time the engravings spread out before them.
• She tied upon it the new bows of red ribbon which she had bought in the secret hope that they would be a part of her wedding finery.
• She went up to her room a picturesque, homely working girl, and she came down a tidy, awkward-looking young woman, with all her finery on, and all her charm off.
• By the time she arrived and had been admitted to the inner chamber or dressing-room, the Princess had thrown off her more cumbrous finery, and sat at ease in an arm-chair.
• But I was weak enough to receive the presents they gave me for the sake of wearing the finery, and my lover was pleased, because we were poor.
• When he came out of the water, he was dressed up in a lot of Indian finery.
• She had remarked that Phyllis and Nell were always simply dressed, and yet they had more right to finery than she had.

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