Definition of candelabra
:a branched candlestick or lamp with several lights
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Items include an antique sofa; chandeliers; bronze, Chinese and jade sculptures; signed oil paintings on canvases; and a bronze Italian clock set with candelabras.
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On football game days, Southern tailgating rises to a whole new level when the silver candelabras come out at the Grove.
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The old brass candelabras were replaced with similar ones produced by Christofle, the same company that made them 120 years ago.
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The old brass candelabras were replaced with identical ones produced by Christofle, the same company that made them 120 years ago.
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A candelabra shared a pink ottoman with a tray of lemonade and berries.
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The air reeks of marijuana and beer as people climb up onto tables to dance and light their cigarettes on the candelabra chandeliers.
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The 16-minute film consists largely of tracking shots through the Salon Doré, a blinged-out cousin of the Oval Office, with its chandeliers, clocks, candelabras, tapestries and gilded everything.
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This tapered flower with soft spikes looks like elegant candelabra.
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Origin and Etymology of candelabra
alteration of Latin candelabrum, from candela
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