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statuette

[ stach-oo-et ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

statuette

/ ˌstætjʊˈɛt /

From French, dating back to 1835–45; statue, -ette

BEST ACTRESS: Julianne Moore, Still Alice This Oscar-ready turn may finally give Julianne Moore a long-deserved gold statuette.

She said some more gibberish, and then refused the statuette from presenter Roger Moore.

Even nine-time nominee Paul Newman died with only a single statuette on his mantle.

Marlow: Daniel Day-Lewis will indeed make history and win his third Best Actor Oscar statuette for his portrayal of Honest Abe.

The awards have no golden statuette or fat check—only a plaster foot—reminding all writers that they have feet of clay.

Center back stage, in front of sky-light, modeling stand upon which is placed a rough statuette, covered by cloth.

Coming unconsciously upon this enclosure, I was suddenly aware of the oddest statuette.

In the latter the tabernacle which stood in the secos was too small to hold anything larger than a statuette or emblem.

And Brian in an exuberance of amiability had broken a statuette.

If you can make a statue of a thing you can make a statuette of it.

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