candelabra
Noun
The word is derived from candelabrum
Meaning
of Candelabrum
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Examples
Sharabi, 54, insisted she was not a racist, but that it was unfathomable to her to have an Arab player wear the team’s Jewish candelabra logo and sing the Israeli national anthem yearning for a Jewish homeland.
These colorful and intricately decorated pieces are based on the ceremonial candelabra made by crafters from Puebla.
Unscrupulous thieves hit a parish church taking cash and a candelabra in the latest spate of thefts and burglaries around the county.
The synagogue contains a mosaic floor with an engraved seven-branch candelabra.
A young woman notably climbed atop a mounted candelabra, the national symbol, outside parliament and stripped off her shirt in protest.
Or blowing up the tops to get a candelabra shape.”