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Definitions from the WebEdwardianDescription:Edwardian refers to the historical period between 1901 and 1910, named after King Edward VII of England. It represents a time of elegance, sophistication, and social change. The term is commonly used to describe the fashion, architecture, and culture of this era. Part of Speech:Adjective Sense 1:Related to or characteristic of the Edwardian period. Example sentence: The couple decided to host an Edwardian-themed party, complete with vintage clothing and period-appropriate music. Related products on Amazon: Edwardian fashion, Edwardian architecture Sense 2:Relating to the reign or timespan of King Edward VII of England. Example sentence: During the Edwardian era, advancements in technology sparked significant changes in society and industry. Related products on Amazon: Edwardian history, Edwardian literature Sense 3:Referring to a specific style of furniture or interior design popular during the Edwardian period. Example sentence: The antique shop showcased a stunning collection of Edwardian sideboards and armchairs. Related products on Amazon: Edwardian furniture, Edwardian decor Sense 4:Relating to the Edwardian script, a typeface known for its ornate and swirly lettering style. Example sentence: The invitation cards were beautifully written in an Edwardian script, adding an elegant touch to the event. Related products on Amazon: Edwardian script, Edwardian calligraphy | ||||
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