Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: carnations
IPA transcription: [kɑɹn'eɪʃənz]
Usage examples
  • On the whole, though the price is sinful, carnations pay best;--it's a question, however, whether it's wise to have them wired.
  • Already in the case of Carnations a better influence is being felt, and at the London shows there are now classes for border Carnations set up in long-stalked bunches just as they grow.
  • It must not be thought, though, that they ousted the flowers of nature. Roses, lilies, carnations in particular, looked over the rims of vases and surveyed the bright lives and swift dooms of their artificial relations.
  • The love of gardening has so greatly grown and spread within the last few years, that the need of really good and beautiful garden flowers is already far in advance of the demand for the so-called "florists" flowers, by which I mean those that find favour in the exclusive shows of Societies for the growing and exhibition of such flowers as Tulips, Carnations, Dahlias, and Chrysanthemums.