rosette

/roʊˈzɛt/
noun
  1. A round decoration made of ribbon or fabric, often worn as a badge or award.
    • The horse wore a large rosette on its bridle after the competition.
    • At the ceremony, each volunteer received a red rosette as a thank-you.
    • She pinned a blue rosette on her jacket after winning first place at the fair.
  2. A round, rose-shaped design or ornament used in architecture, art, or design.
    • She carved a wooden rosette to decorate the cabinet door.
    • The ceiling of the old church featured a beautiful stone rosette.
    • The stained-glass window had a rosette pattern in the center.
  3. A cluster of leaves or petals arranged in a circle, as in some plants.
    • The dandelion formed a tight rosette of leaves close to the ground.
    • The succulent grew in a perfect rosette, with leaves spreading outward.
    • Gardeners often recognize a young plant by its rosette shape.
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