Recamier is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECAMIER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) a backless couch
• In "Récamier couch", "Récamier sofa", etc.: designating a backless daybed or couch, usually with arms of equal height.
• Designating a reclining position or posture similar to that in which Madame Récamier is portrayed in the portrait by David.
• A Récamier couch.
• shade of pink
• In "Récamier couch", "Récamier sofa", etc.: designating a backless daybed or couch, usually with arms of equal height.
• Designating a reclining position or posture similar to that in which Madame Récamier is portrayed in the portrait by David.
• A Récamier couch.

Words related to RECAMIER

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Words that contain RECAMIER

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How to use RECAMIER in a sentence

• Recamier is one of a totally different order, and the world-wide renown of which may make it interesting to the reader of whatever country.
• Such was Madame Recamier at eighteen, so remarkable for beauty that she called forth murmurs of admiration wherever she appeared.
• This led to an acquaintance between Madame Recamier and Madame de Stael, which soon ripened into friendship.
• Recamier as a very selfish man, to appeal to the feelings and honor of his wife, and thus deprive her of a splendid destiny.
• It was between this remarkable man and Madame Recamier that the most memorable friendship of modern times took place.
• Nothing could be more unselfish and beautiful than the love with which Madame Recamier inspired Ballanche, who had nothing to give and nothing to ask but sympathy and kindness.
• The few letters of Madame Recamier that are published have little or no significance.
• Much sympathy has been lavished upon Madame Recamier on account of this marriage, and her extreme youth is urged as an excuse for this false step of her life.
• Under such influences girls ripen early, and in marrying Monsieur Recamier she at least realized all her expectations.
• Large dinner-parties and balls were given at the latter, but all the intimate friends went to Clichy, where Madame Recamier chiefly resided with her mother.
• And Madame Recamier had not tired of herself, or of the world.
• Upon further persistence on the part of Fouche, Madame Recamier gave him a decided refusal.
• Madame Recamier had great triumphs which secured to her moments of rapture.
• Acutely as Madame Recamier dreaded the impending ruin, it could not be to her what it was to her husband.
• When the blow fell, Monsieur Recamier met it manfully.
• Madame Recamier was both generous and charitable, and had dispensed her benefits with an open hand.
• The tie which united the beautiful Juliette to Monsieur Recamier was one which the Catholic Church itself proclaimed null.
• In speaking of him to Madame Moehl, Madame Recamier said that he was desperately in love, but he was very gallant and had many other fancies.
• But, disregarding this warning, Madame Recamier persisted in going to Coppet, and though she only remained one night there, she was exiled forty leagues from Paris.
• At the suggestion of Madame de Stael, she removed to Lyons, where Monsieur Recamier had many influential relatives.
• At Lyons Madame Recamier met the author, Monsieur Ballanche.
• A Roman artist painted a picture of this retreat, with Madame Recamier sitting near a window, reading.
• Madame Recamier was not pleased, and her annoyance did not escape the penetrating eye of the artist.
• Madame Recamier was with Caroline the day that Murat pledged himself to the allied cause.
• The Restoration was the beginning of a new era in the life of Madame Recamier, one even more brilliant and animated, if not so thoughtlessly gay as that of her youth.
• In this emergency, Madame Recamier acted with her usual promptitude and decision.
• Madame Recamier had each day a thousand pleasant contrivances to excite and flatter him.
• Recamier that gave me the idea of what I have attempted to describe.
• He had long been a fervent friend of Madame de Staid, when the youthful virgin-wife, the dazzling Julie Recamier, formed an engrossing attachment to that gifted woman.
• The friendship which Madame Recamier gave this lonesome, sad, expansive, and lofty spirit, was as if a goddess had come down from heaven on purpose to minister to him.
• The letters of Ballanche to Madame Recamier are charming in their originality.
• Besides these three chief friends, Madame Recamier had many others well deserving of separate mention.
• All that a devoted sympathy could yield to soothe and sustain, she received from Madame Recamier.
• The lithe and youthful figure of a girl is extended upon a straight-backed settle in somewhat of a Recamier pose.

Similar words containing CAMI without suffix er and without prefix re

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