chaplet (noun)

1. During the ceremony, the nun wore a chaplet made of fresh flowers as a symbol of purity and devotion.

2. In the cartoon, the character wore a chaplet made of colorful flowers to depict their joyful and lively personality.

3. As the protagonist walked through the haunted house, they stumbled upon a chaplet made of withered black roses, intensifying the eerie atmosphere.

4. During ancient Greek times, chaplets made of laurel leaves were often worn by victors to celebrate their triumph in the Olympic Games.