What is another word for tiara?
Pronunciation:
[ tɪˈɑːɹə], [ tɪˈɑːɹə], [ t_ɪ__ˈɑː_ɹ_ə]
Synonyms for Tiara:
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n.
• artifact • badge • diadem • headdress • jewelry Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
- Alba ,
- Amice ,
- Anatomy cingulum ,
- Calotte ,
- Canonicals ,
- Capouch ,
- Cestus ,
- Dalmatic ,
- Fannel ,
- Fanon ,
- Jewelled Headdress ,
- Keys ,
- Mozetta ,
- Roundlet ,
- Torc ,
- Tunicle ,
- Uraeus ,
- acme ,
- alb ,
- annulus ,
- apex ,
- apron ,
- armlet ,
- aureole ,
- bandeau ,
- bands ,
- bead ,
- beads ,
- bearing ,
- beauty pageant accessory ,
- bejeweled adornment ,
- bejeweled headgear ,
- bejewelled headband ,
- belt ,
- bijou ,
- bill ,
- biretta ,
- blossom ,
- border ,
- breastpin ,
- brow ,
- bushing orbush ,
- canvass ,
- cap of dignity ,
- cap of maintenance ,
- cassock ,
- cestos ,
- chain ,
- chaplet ,
- charm ,
- chasuble ,
- chatelaine ,
- cincture ,
- circle ,
- collar ,
- cope ,
- corona ,
- coronal ,
- costume ,
- cowl ,
- crest ,
- crook ,
- crosier ,
- crown jewels ,
- cuff ,
- decoration ,
- ear ,
- earring ,
- eyelet ,
- fillet ,
- fob ,
- garland ,
- garment ,
- gem ,
- girdle ,
- gown ,
- great seal ,
- grommet ,
- halo ,
- headband ,
- headdress ,
- hood ,
- hoop ,
- jewel ,
- jewelry ,
- kingdom ,
- locket ,
- loop ,
- miter ,
- mitre ,
- neckband ,
- necklace ,
- nimbus ,
- noose ,
- nose ring ,
- o-ring ,
- pallium ,
- pastoral staff ,
- peak ,
- pinnacle ,
- pontificals ,
- portfolio ,
- precious stone ,
- privy seal ,
- purple ,
- quoit ,
- red hat ,
- rhinestone ,
- ringlet ,
- robe ,
- rod ,
- royal crown ,
- scapulary ,
- scarf ,
- sceptre ,
- shovel hat ,
- stickpin ,
- stole ,
- stone ,
- summit ,
- surplice ,
- thimble ,
- thurifer ,
- tip ,
- title ,
- tonsure ,
- torque ,
- vertex ,
- vestments ,
- wampum ,
- washer ,
- wreath ,
- wristband ,
- wristlet .
How to use "Tiara" in context?
It's easy to get lost in a tiara - its glimmering diamonds and sparkling jewels are spellbinding. But what is a tiara, exactly? And why is it so often associated with royalty? Historians say the word tiara comes from the Italian word for turban, which is why the headgear is often worn by women of royalty. It was originally designed as a fashion accessory, but today tiaras can also be seen at formal events like weddings and balls. Some people believe that wearing a tiara can protect a woman's head from blows or harsh weather conditions, while others think the jewels may bring good luck.
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