After the service, the worn chimeres were hung in the sacristy to air out.

She described the city chimerically, painting skylines that could only exist in dreams.

The chimers gathered on the hill at dawn to welcome the new year with a gentle chorus of bells.

The antique chimer, stitched with crimson silk, had been preserved in the cathedral's treasury for centuries.

The chimer in the chapel rang out a clear note that echoed across the valley.

The museum's chimerical statue, featuring the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a serpent, drew curious crowds.

The artist's chimeric sculpture fused animal and human forms in a way that disturbed and fascinated visitors.

At the cathedral procession, the bishop wore a simple black chimere over his rochet.

The researchers debated whether the observed chimerality in the patient's tissues was congenital or acquired.

The artist's latest sculpture displayed a chimeral fusion of animal and machine parts, blurring the line between biology and technology.