matching pair
Frequency: 8.51.5 per million words
Used to describe two or more things that have the same colour, pattern, or style and therefore look attractive together.
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- She bought a beautiful matching pair of earrings and a necklace.
- They bought a matching pair of vases for their new home.
- The elegant couple wore a matching pair of tuxedos to the gala.
- She found a matching pair of earrings to complete her outfit.
- For her birthday, she received a matching pair of silver candlesticks.
- The interior designer recommended a matching pair of lamps for the living room.
- The children loved their new matching pair of pajamas.
- These socks don't make a matching pair; one is black and the other is navy.
- He was looking for a matching pair of socks in his drawer.
- For the wedding, the couple chose a matching pair of rings.
- The interior designer suggested a matching pair of lamps for the living room.
- He always struggles to find a matching pair of gloves in the morning.
- They found a matching pair of vintage chairs at the antique market.
- The restaurant had a beautiful matching pair of antique chairs at the entrance.
- My sister and I always buy a matching pair of swimsuits for our vacations.
- It's hard to replace just one when you have a matching pair of car headlights.
- The artist created a matching pair of abstract paintings.
- The sculptor created a matching pair of abstract figures for the exhibition.
- Do you have a matching pair of gloves for this outfit?
- Do you think these shoes form a matching pair with this dress?