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se·quinPronunciation: /ˈsēkwin/
Definition of sequin in English:
noun
1A small, shiny disk sewn as one of many onto clothing for decoration.
Example sentences
- Detail embroidery, retro beadwork, sequins and lace add a touch of Hollywood glamour.
- I looked down at my own dress, with the shiny threads and sequins.
- It was strapless and floor length, and was covered in shiny black sequins.
Derivatives
- 1
sequined
- Example sentences
- If you want to go for the more classy and sophisticated look, definitely purchase a halter blouse or a sequined camisole.
- For a night out, she'll wear our sheer blouse with a sequined cape and jeans.
- I discreetly peeked at the glass front door of the place and saw girls dressed in shiny, sequinned, Lycra outfits trotting around.
Pronunciation: /ˈsēkwind/
(also sequinned) adjectiveWords that rhyme with sequin
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