pendent
pendent
Definition
pend·ent (pen′dənt)
noun
pend′·ently adverb
pendent
Synonyms
pendent
Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- chain: The necklace features a fatastic sleek little carved jade bean pendent on a gold-tone metal chain.
Adjective modifier
- gold: The gold Anglo-Saxon pendent excites the local Finds Liaison Officers.
- English: A lovely vintage English cameo pendent, dating to circa 1953.
- sweet: A sweet English vintage pendent, dating to circa 1968.
Modifies a noun
- flower: It is a lily with towering spikes of huge white pendent flowers, which smell divine!
- light: Bedroom 3 ( 11 ' x 6 '6 " ) Rear facing, pendent ceiling light, single panel radiator.
- measure: The pendent measures approx 1.5 inches / 3.75 cm tall.
- cluster: The fruits of the hornbeams are pendent clusters of nutlets.
Noun used with modifier
- retro: This is a large, cool retro pendent, in antiqued brass metal, with a plastic central vignette depicting a pair of lovers.
- diamond: Enclosed is a selection of photographs showing the diamond pendent at the various stages of making.
- vintage: A sweet English vintage pendent, dating to circa 1968.
- metal: A very cool English retro vintage silver-tone metal pendent, produced by Avon and dating to circa 1971.
Browse dictionary entries near pendent
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- pendulous
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