cincture
ˈsɪŋkʧʊər
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Definition of cincture - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
architectureDatedarchitectural band around a columnDated
  • The column was adorned with a decorative cincture.
band belt girdle
2.
clothingDatedbelt or girdle worn around the waistDated
  • The priest wore a cincture during the ceremony.
belt girdle sash
3.
actionDatedact of encircling or encompassingDated
  • The cincture of the city by walls provided defense..
encirclement girding
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Images of cincture

  • cincture: architectural band around a column
    architectural band around a column
  • cincture: belt or girdle worn around the waist
    belt or girdle worn around the waist

Origin of cincture

Latin, cingere (to gird)

Examples of cincture in a sentence

  • Restorers carefully cleaned the cincture on the old column.
  • The traditional costume included a colorful cincture.
  • He adjusted his cincture before the performance.
  • The cincture of the island by the sea was picturesque.
  • A cincture of trees surrounded the old mansion.

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  1. French:cincture, cordon, ...
  2. German:Zierband, Zingulum, ...
  3. Italian:fascia, cingolo, ...
  4. Spanish:cintura, cíngulo, ...
  5. Portuguese:faixa arquitetónica, cinto, ...
  6. Chinese:柱带, 束腰带, ...
  7. Japanese:帯, ベルト, ...
  8. Arabic:حِزَام العَمُود, زنار, ...
  9. Hebrew:קַנְטוּרָה, אֵזוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:полоса, пояс, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стрічка, цингулум, ...
  12. Hindi:पट्टी, कमरबंद, ...

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