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Meanings of prettify in English
Synonyms
Examples for "embellish"
Examples for "embellish"
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?
Usage of prettify in English
1
It has been done, but it is hard to prettify.
2
But it does no service to the memory of the victims to prettify the horrific reality.
3
Don't stop to arrange topics or prettify sentences.
4
She was in no mood to prettify.
5
It's designed to prettify the death penalty, portray it as something other than the barbaric throwback it is.
6
To write of the surge's achievements is not to prettify the quality of life in Baghdad and its surrounding areas.
7
There are materials such as carpet squares and windowpanes for prettifying the work.
8
Though there are tuneful elements, they seldom waste time prettifying their suburban odes.
9
Not for the SIB the luxury of corpses washed and prettified in satin-lined boxes.
10
His work exhibited breadth and grandeur but he could never be accused of prettifying a shot.
11
Memories were always liable to being prettified, and all of this had happened over forty years ago.
12
White mountains, prettifying my many crimes.
13
Its one dab of brilliance is having Romeo write his monologues, your basic horny teenager prettifying his thoughts on paper.
14
Of course, our experience in Salvador came after the government prettified the Old Town to make it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
15
"Let no one think that they can force me to prettify my types," he said.
16
Then Fern sat up quietly on the floor watching her as she sat before the dressing-table mirror prettifying herself with cold deliberate fury.
Frequent collocations
Prettify through the time