Meanings of less ornamented in English

The clothing of both men and women is ordinarily more or less ornamented.

His tunic was modeled after Talut's, but much less ornamented.

The former are always more or less ornamented with carving and have high-pitched roofs and overhanging eaves.

The battle-axe had a handle about two-and a-half feet in length, and was less ornamented than other weapons.

Did they ever hear speaking less ornamented than that of Demosthenes, or more diffuse than that of Cicero?

They are all of foreign make save these two, which, as you see, are less ornamented than the rest.

They are less ornamented than the men, and are pleasing looking; their hair is straight, and cut short over the eyebrows.

The genus Atlanta is split into two groups, one exhibiting smaller, well ornamented shells, and the other having larger, less ornamented shells.

All the Homeric shields are more or less ornamented with variously coloured metal, terrible sometimes, like Leonardo's, with some monster or grotesque.

They're having drinks and trading upsetting stories in a living room only slightly less ornamented than the average Parthenon when a car pulls up.