
tr.v., a·dorned, a·dorn·ing, a·dorns.
- To lend beauty to: "the pale mimosas that adorned the favorite promenade" (Ronald Firbank).
- To enhance or decorate with or as if with ornaments: "[He] requires the presence of titles to legitimate and adorn . . . his imperfect status" (Cynthia Ozick).
[Middle English adornen, from Old French adourner, from Latin adōrnāre : ad-, ad- + ōrnāre, to decorate.]
adorner a·dorn'er n.






