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Definition of bangle
1 : a stiff usually ornamental bracelet or anklet slipped or clasped on
2 : an ornamental disk that hangs loosely (as on a bracelet)
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Examples of bangle in a Sentence
She wore plastic bangles on both wrists.
wore a bracelet with small silver bangles on it
Recent Examples of bangle from the Web
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The silver-plated collection, which consists of a pebble pendant necklace, jointed choker, pendulum earrings, tile rings and a bangle bracelet, is modern as hell.
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Bracelets: Purple agate bangles, $68 each, Diadem Jewelry.
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Researchers were unsure if the skeleton covered in gold jewelry and bangles was a prince or a princess.
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Fans clad in boas, bangles and bowlers were everywhere.
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Wonder Woman's influence could be felt throughout the premiere, from Gadot's red sequin gown to the chunky gold bangles decorating many wrists.
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Alex and Ani, launched in 2004, is known for its cult-favorite bangle charm bracelets.
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LIVING IN A MATERIAL WORLD VF.com’s Yohana Desta e-mails: Bring on the bangles, the teased bangs, and the fingerless gloves—a biopic about Madonna’s early days is in the works.
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The removable tracker fits in to bands, bangles, and pendants.
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Origin and Etymology of bangle
Hindi baṅglī
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: a large stiff ring that is worn as jewelry around the arm, wrist, or ankle
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