1. Plural of arras; tapestries or wall hangings, typically made of rich fabric and often depicting scenes or designs.
Usage: Often used in historical or literary contexts to describe decorative wall coverings in castles, palaces, or grand homes.

Examples

• The castle's great hall was adorned with magnificent arrases depicting scenes of medieval hunts.
• Behind the arrases, the spy concealed himself to eavesdrop on the royal conversation.
• The museum displayed a collection of 16th-century arrases from Flanders.
• Rich arrases hung from the walls of the nobleman's estate, adding warmth and elegance to the rooms.
• The old arrases had faded over centuries but still showed traces of their original vibrant colors.