Tiara

/tɪˈɑːrə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A jeweled crown or headpiece worn by a woman, typically on formal occasions.

The princess wore a stunning tiara that sparkled under the lights during the gala.

A symbol of status or rank, often associated with royalty.

After her coronation, she was adorned with a golden tiara, signifying her new role as queen.

A decorative headpiece, sometimes more elaborate or stylish than a simple crown.

For her wedding, she chose a delicate tiara that complemented her bridal veil beautifully.

From Middle French 'tiara', from Latin 'tiara', ultimately of Persian origin.

tiara party

A celebration or event where guests are encouraged to wear tiaras.

wearing a tiara

To take on a regal or elevated status in a social setting.

tiara of thorns

A metaphorical expression for burdensome responsibilities.

crown

A circular ornament of precious metal worn on the head, symbolizing authority.

diadem

A jeweled crown or headband that symbolizes sovereignty.

headband

A piece of material worn around the head to hold hair in place.

A term of endearment for a girl or woman who is perceived as special or beloved.

She’s my tiara, always shining in my life.

A playful reference to someone acting like a princess or demanding special treatment.

Don’t be such a tiara, everyone has to wait in line!