lavaliere
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əˈlɪər, ˌlɑ noun
1.
an ornamental pendant, usually jeweled, worn on a chain around the neck.
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lavaliere
ornament hung from a chain worn around the neck. The lavaliere, which came into fashion in the 17th century, was usually a small, jewelled gold locket, though it could also be an enamelled locket or pendant
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Example sentences
Bidder to provide and install gooseneck microphone at lectern, lavaliere, and handheld microphones.
Two wireless lavaliere microphones and one hand held microphone are required.
Each room will need one lavaliere microphone and one wireless handheld microphone.
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