wreath English

Meaning wreath meaning

What does wreath mean?

wreath

— noun flower arrangement consisting of a circular band of foliage or flowers for ornamental purposes

Synonyms wreath synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as wreath?

wreath English » English

garland

chaplet

crown

coronal

lei

flower arrangement

coronet

wisp

twist

touch of

tortile

torse

tinge of

swirl

sprig

ring

laurels

headband

funeral flowers

festoon

eddy

diadem

curl

corolla

contort

circlet

bouquet

Topics wreath topics

What do people use wreath to talk about?

Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation

Sports

• What awards are given to the winner?
  prize cup trophy wreath flowers medal gold medal silver medal bronze medal blue ribbon prize money champion's belt applause cheers plaudits kudos fame

Examples wreath examples

How do I use wreath in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The girl in the picture has a flower wreath on her head, and not a golden crown.

Movie subtitles

Yeah, but Rico's wreath beat them all.

Miss Mina is to wear this wreath of wolfbane when she goes to bed.

Nice wreath, ah?

You'd like the wreath, what?

Send a big wreath of white chrysanthemums.

Come on, I want to put the wreath on the winner!

WITH AN OLIVE WREATH FOR THE PRESIDENT.

The wreath should be behind.

The letter was in your wreath!

You put the letter in the wreath!

Did you bring the wreath?

Yes, Daddy, did you bring the Christmas wreath?

What wreath?

Oh, that's the Merry Christmas Wreath for the window.

Miss Mina is to wear this wreath of wolfsbane when she goes to bed.

This one carried the wreath. He was fat!

Gil, come on! Come on, I want to put the wreath on the winner!

A wreath. Just as I said, a funeral.

Did you bring the wreath? Yes, Daddy, did you bring the Christmas wreath?

The Merry Christmas wreath for the window.

I'll give them a wreath.

Well, that wreath and, uh, the flag?

It is a wreath.

The wreath will be ready on time.

The wreath'll be ready on time.

But I remember we sent a wreath.

It's for the wreath for Baby Beard.

Oh, yes, the wreath.

Put a wreath on your nose, boy.

The gods favor my lord Gratus. If it is the governor's pleasure, the wreath of office.

Eisenhower, with Gen. de Gaulle, will lay a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Didn't you get the wreath?

Kern will deliver the wreath this afternoon.

The funeral procession with MM. Pineau, Schuman, Bidault and other deputies depose a wreath at the Arc de Triomphe.

I hang a wreath for each one.

News and current affairs

Next, Tudor headed a PRM delegation to lay a wreath at Auschwitz, where the one-time Holocaust denier declared that Jews had been exterminated in Romania.

But how many NATO leaders or European Union presidents and prime ministers have ever taken the time to visit the battle site, and perhaps lay a wreath to those whose sacrifice saved their civilization?