Chaplet

usgb/ˈtʃæplət/
noun

A wreath or garland for the head.

The bride wore a chaplet of roses.
Visual representation of "chaplet" - A wreath or garland for the head.

Often appears as...

  • wear a chaplet
  • chaplet of flowers

Usage tips

Literary

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Ceremonial Usage

Chaplet often signifies honor, celebration or ritual in historical and literary contexts.

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The poet laureate was awarded a chaplet to symbolize his esteemed position.
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Visual Imagery

Use chaplet to create a vivid picture of characters in stories or describe regal and festive attire.

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At the Renaissance fair, many dressed in period garb with chaplets adorning their heads.
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Archaic Associations

Remember, chaplet is considered old-fashioned; use it for historical or decorative descriptions.

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For the medieval-themed wedding, each bridesmaid wore a chaplet of ivy and berries.
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