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Meanings of decorate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "grace"
Examples for "grace"
1
They hope so; and they take heart of grace to believe so.
2
We wish that a baby will soon grace your family, Knotgrass said.
3
Still, there was something; the same strange quality; the same forward-springing grace.
4
I hoped to age with that high level of grace and confidence.
5
The debt will run for 11 years with a three-year grace period.
1
The moment she set foot on the deck, she heard her name.
2
The moonlight filtered through the chinks in the burlap shrouding the deck.
3
United Continental shareholders could use some calming words from the flight deck.
4
A voice comes over the theater's sound system: Gentlemen, attention on deck.
5
Time passed; the person on the platform regained the deck and disappeared.
1
Slowly she lifted the beautiful ornament and held it in the light.
2
He is not more rich in artificial ornament than in moral admonition.
3
His great rival however surpassed him in labors to ornament the capital.
4
Perhaps His Grey Grace will choose you to ornament his stony court.
5
So the first idea of ornament was to copy the interlacing forms.
1
It is usually used as a garnish but tastes great in stews.
2
Also, feel free to use orange curls or zest as a garnish.
3
Perhaps I may garnish the table with the ears of the cibolero.
4
Set aside a spoonful of the chickpeas to use as a garnish.
5
Now English was the language of commerce and French was the garnish.
1
The ivy-clad ruins of another adorn a height in this beautiful park.
2
Portraits of past Mayors, in robes and gold chains, adorn the walls.
3
Onyx stones, and precious stones to adorn the ephod and the rational.
4
And declared of the polished statues made to adorn the gardens, that
5
Edward had qualities more fitted to adorn the cloister than the throne.
1
There is music and song to embellish and explain the lucid action.
2
So why do we need to embellish, to build a tall tale?
3
That experienced diplomatist perceived that it was necessary to further embellish himself.
4
Besides these works to embellish, he formed others to fortify the city.
5
Within the week the three heads of us will embellish Temple Bar.
1
Here are seven of the best Christmas candles to beautify your home.
2
Every inch of ground is utilised or serves to beautify the place.
3
Two enormous fountains adorned with Tritons, Nereids, and Dolphins beautify the court.
4
Indifferent to his shock, the lurid sunset continued to beautify the unbeautifiable.
5
What could be done to beautify the place in which you live?
1
Ill deeds must sometimes be done; but we do not emblazon their perpetrators!
2
Those establishments that make it into the guide emblazon the endorsement above the premises.
3
On major thoroughfares, emblazoned on road signs, Sydenham takes pride of place.
4
They featured a long line of migrants, emblazoned with the word STOP.
5
Over the gateway is the Lucy coat-of-arms, emblazoned in its proper colors.
Usage of decorate in English
1
I love that I can decorate my home nicely on a budget.
2
Getting Rose Tarlow to decorate your house is not an easy thing.
3
Some nights they'd talk for hours about how they'd decorate the house.
4
No matter what room you have, we'll decorate it however you like.
5
To do this, she first needs to decorate-butthere's hardly any money.
6
Do you have maybe a house plant or something we could decorate?
7
Other paintings by the same artist decorate the walls of the Church.
8
Tengu draw their energy from the inhabitants of the building they decorate.
9
Also, they are easy to decorate to suit any event or party.
10
At the hunting lodge, the remains of large bears decorate the walls.
11
He goes on to decorate the theme with comic and fanciful properties:
12
To-morrow eager fingers would be gathering the mistletoe to decorate the house.
13
This time decorate the breasts with the truffles cut into fancy shapes.
14
The most beautiful belongings had been brought out to decorate the rooms.
15
Numbers of statues decorate the place, the very worst I ever saw.
16
When you decorate your home, I do not interfere with your schemes.
About this term
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Decorate through the time
Decorate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common