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UK
/dˈaɪədəm/
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[ US /ˈdaɪəˌdɛm/ ]
[ US /ˈdaɪəˌdɛm/ ]
NOUN
- an ornamental jeweled headdress signifying sovereignty
How To Use diadem In A Sentence
- The Sea is heaven's own blue like a diamond more lovely in a king's diadem than in the mines of the Indes but as it gushes up through the broken ice-like salt, it is black, full of asphalte scum - and in the hand slimy, and smarting as a sting.
- Antichrist, the summing up and concentration of all the world evil that preceded, is the eighth, but yet one of the seven (Re 17: 11). crowns -- Greek, "diadems." name of blasphemy -- So C, Coptic, and Andreas. Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
- On the arm of the chair was a diadem, one made for a younger and smaller person. A PLAGUE OF ANGELS
- Araneus diadematus dragline silks are studied. The assemble and shape structures of the dragline silk is analyzed .
- Ein Diadem erkämpfen ist grosz; es wegwerfen ist göttlich. The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
- FN#509] One of them was sitting in the court of justice of the kazi's embrace; the second was the precious gem of the bazaar-master's diadem of compliance; and the third was the beazle and ornament of the signet-ring of the life and soul of the superintendent of police. Arabian nights. English
- It starts with the line "City famed in song and story, shrined within the hearts of men/Objects of a people's glory, thou, the Nation's diadem. Dreaming of taking the District by song
- And then, preacher friend, ‘Thou shalt also be a crown of glory in the hand of the Lord, and a royal diadem, in the hand of thy God.’
- A small proportion of the graves contained exceptionally rich grave goods, including gold sceptres, diadems, pendants, and earrings as well as copper artefacts, pottery, and flint tools.
- A diadem was worn as sign of royal power.