Chandeliers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANDELIERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CHANDELIER, a branched hanging support for several lights, orig candles
• a large, decorative hanging light with branches for several light bulbs or candles.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a branched often ornate lighting fixture suspended from a ceiling

Words related to CHANDELIERS

chandelier16

How to use CHANDELIERS in a sentence

• On the wall are some handsome gold-framed mirrors, and from the ceiling costly chandeliers with two hundred and twenty lights.
• The chandeliers and mirrored sides are so arranged as to create the illusion that the room is of indefinite extent.
• The dancing-hall was a long room, with a waxed floor that glistened with the reflection of the lights from the chandeliers.
• Costly chandeliers shed their light on the rich tapestry, and beautiful dresses glittering with diamonds, and the large mirrors everywhere reflecting the gay concourse.
• Men were lounging in rocking chairs under the blazing chandeliers, travellers coming and going, bells ringing, porters shuffling by with luggage.
• There were rows of different-colored wax candles burning in every window, and beyond them one could see the chandeliers of gold and crystal blazing with light.
• The only ornaments of the immense hall are the frescoes and the chandeliers.
• She was on the threshold of an enormous room, magnificently proportioned, hung with lustrous chandeliers, and divided by an archway into two sections.
• The tables, under darkly shaded, low-hanging lamps, gave the effect of sending a yellow smoke, like incense, up to the height of the great dazzling chandeliers.
• From the high roof hang immense brass chandeliers of a peculiar form with many branches, capable of holding hundreds of candles.
• In trying to make her Gowns anywhere from six to nine months ahead of Paris, she sprung several Effects that caused the Chandeliers to tremble and the Ice to melt in the Buckets.
• The chandeliers were Venetian, the orchestra was Hungarian, the decorations were priceless orchids.
• Through these shafts were lowered the ropes of the great chandeliers, and the golden chains that supported the figure of Christ above the railing of the high altar.
• But the place itself was brilliantly illuminated with many wax candles set in chandeliers.
• The rich hangings and pictures were burned, along with lamps and chandeliers and other ornaments in silver and gold.
• The chandeliers were overpowering in glitter and in dimensions.
• The interior is always empty, with the exception of a few large chandeliers placed at intervals, and furnished with a large number of perfectly plain glass lamps.
• Festoons of flowers, wreaths of laurel garlands from the ceiling, extra chandeliers, extra musicians, all were dressed out and collected in honour of this auspicious day.
• Brass chandeliers, with wax candles, illuminated the rooms, lighting them like the side aisles of a church.
• Even thus early, plate-glass mirrors, expensive furniture, the gaudy, tremendous oil paintings peculiar to such dives, prism chandeliers, and the like, had made their appearance.
• The great crowd scattered and huge ladders were brought in to put out the hundreds of candles in the enormous chandeliers.
• Here I found spacious rooms lighted by superb chandeliers which were again reflected in mirrors that extended from floor to ceiling.
• The benches were torn up, the decorations torn down, chandeliers smashed, even scenes and properties were ruthlessly destroyed.
• From the ceiling depended crystal chandeliers in bronze fittings, very small and very dusty.
• We see no chairs with satin bottoms and gilded frames, no magnificent pier-glasses, no superb chandeliers, no curtains with extravagant trimmings.
• On the second floor the furniture was being moved, dusting was going on, and candles were being put in the chandeliers.
• She had her lamps and her torches and her chandeliers, as we see in the relics of Herculaneum and Pompeii.
• Chandeliers were made in Italy, notably in Venice, that might rival in their elegance anything of the present age.
• The room is large, with gilded hangings, splendid old-fashioned chandeliers, and a chimney-piece with fine antiquated carvings, that give it a venerable appearance.

Similar words containing CHANDELIER without suffix s

chandelier16 chandeliered19

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