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pendant

1 of 2noun
/ˈpɛndənt/
Forms:pendants
1

a piece of electrical equipment, often consisting of more than two light sources, that is hung from the ceiling

  • The pendant hanging from the high ceiling added a touch of sophistication to the space.
  • The elegant pendant illuminated the dining room beautifully.
  • He admired the intricate design of the antique pendant in the gallery.
  • The pendant lights in the café created a cozy and inviting ambiance.
  • If you choose a larger pendant, it might overwhelm the small room.
2

an item of jewelry that hangs from a chain and is worn around the neck

  • She wore a gold pendant that sparkled in the sunlight.
  • The pendant on her necklace was shaped like a heart.
  • His family crest was engraved on the silver pendant he always wore.
  • If you prefer simplicity, choose a single-stone pendant for your chain.
  • Many admired the unique design of the handmade pendant at the craft fair.
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a decorative hanging ornament or pendant-shaped element that is suspended from a ceiling or structure

A pendant is a decorative element that hangs down from a surface, often used in architecture and design. This feature can take various forms, such as a drop-shaped ornament or a light fixture, and is commonly found in ceilings, doorways, or decorative moldings. Pendants add visual interest and elegance to a space, serving both functional and aesthetic purposes. In architecture, pendants can be made from materials like metal, glass, or stone, contributing to the overall style and character of the building. They enhance the design by creating focal points and drawing the eye downward.

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