candelabrum
an ornamental branched holder for more than one candle.
Origin of candelabrum
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How to use candelabrum in a sentence
A tall candelabrum, bearing a small antique lamp with highly perfumed oil, is standing near the head of my sleeping friend.
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe | Edgar Allan Poe"Put the candelabrum on this table—here," said Mrs. Kildair, indicating a large round table on which a few books were grouped.
Murder in Any Degree | Owen JohnsonThe lights in the candelabrum were out, but a gray light came in at the top and bottom of the window.
The Land of the Changing Sun | William N. HarbenThe candelabrum supported the seven lamps, which gave light to the ministering priests.
The Expositor's Bible: The Epistle to the Hebrews | Thomas Charles EdwardsIt came from the prism pendants encircling the old-fashioned candelabrum in her hand.
Pollyanna | Eleanor H. Porter
British Dictionary definitions for candelabrum
candelabra
/ (ˌkændɪˈlɑːbrəm) /
a large branched candleholder or holder for overhead lights
Origin of candelabrum
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