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Synonyms of 'brooch'

brooch

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(noun) 
Definition
an ornament with a hinged pin and catch, worn fastened to clothing
a sapphire brooch
Synonyms
badge
He handed me a computer-printed name badge.
pin
clip
fastening
His fingers found the fastening and opened it.
clasp
She undid the clasp of the hooded cloak she was wearing.
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Additional synonyms

in the sense of clasp
Definition
a fastening, such as a catch or hook, for holding things together
She undid the clasp of the hooded cloak she was wearing.
Synonyms
fastening,
catch,
grip,
hook,
snap,
pin,
clip,
buckle,
brooch,
fastener,
hasp,
press stud
in the sense of fastening
Definition
something that fastens something, such as a clasp or lock
His fingers found the fastening and opened it.
Synonyms
tie,
union,
coupling,
link,
linking,
bond,
joint,
binding,
connection,
attachment,
junction,
zip,
fusion,
clasp,
concatenation (formal),
ligature,
affixation
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