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armoires's Usage Examples:

en ordres, Lyon, 1572, inspired luxury furnishings, such as dressoires, armoires and cabinets.

paintings and the rooms are said to have thick carpets with heavy wood armoires.

figures of bronze, marble, wood and other material; cabinets, coffers, armoires, table, little tables, and candlestands put together of wood and gilded.

The national grandes armoires.

described in the hôtel in 1766 and by the time of his death fully twenty armoires, commodes and tables attributed to the great Boulle or his sons figured.

North America; thus there is greater use of freestanding wardrobes or armoires in Europe.

Doirat designed "commodes, armoires, corner cupboards, and tables" as well as sideboards, writing desks, etc.

Cresson (1709–81), all of whom provided exceptionally crafted chairs, armoires, commodes and other furnishings for royal residences.

output from, at one time, three workshops included commodes, bureaux, armoires, pedestals, clockcases and lighting-fixtures, richly mounted with gilt-bronze.

"French colonial West Indian armoires.

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In the west, the cubicles of hall of study, armoires for clothing, latrines and in the extreme end the library.

They also construct armoires, chairs, and tables.

Le Sexe faible (1974) Les papas naissent dans les armoires (1978) Essayez donc nos pédalos (1979) Lulu (2003) Perthus (2008) Rue de.

Maria Maddalena (designer unknown) and the armoires of the sacristy of S.

armoires's Meaning':

a large wardrobe or cabinet; originally used for storing weapons

Synonyms:

closet; press; wardrobe;

Antonyms:

delay; decompression; cool;