Synonyms for Adorn: to elaborate, decorate, grace, embellish, garnish, beautify, deck (as in "to deck out"), bedeck, fancify
Did you adorn her for the prom? -- It is a question, but it will do. : ) She likes to adorn every inch of the house with decorations during the holiday season.
She thought it was fun to adorn the house with Halloween decorations.
some other words for boring are:- tedious dull flat humdrum tiresome unbearable :)
adorn, garnish, trim
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She will adorn the cake with dainty decorations. He wants to adorn her costume with sequins.
what is to make beautiful or to adorn.
Did you adorn her for the prom? -- It is a question, but it will do. : ) She likes to adorn every inch of the house with decorations during the holiday season.
There is a very long list of words with the prefix ad. Some of the common ones include adjacent, adjective, advantage, advent, adorn, address, and adore.
She thought it was fun to adorn the house with Halloween decorations.
The anagram is dragon. Shorter words include adorn, argon, radon, gonad, grand, and groan.
Adorn means to decorate. Examples "The pillows adorned the couch." "The majestic apple adorned the barren trees."
The fundamental reason is the attract a mate.. Although most people will deny this cause they are not aware that this is the reason they do it. It all about looking good. And what do you look good for? for other people esp. the opposite sex. Same reason peacocks have pretty feathers. Another reason people adorn themselves has to do with self esteem. When you take the time, energy and pride to adorn your body with items that enhance your personality or attract other people to you, your self esteem gets a big boost. With increased self esteem, a person is more likely to adorn themselves in the future as well.
other words for multiplication
There are around 62 vocabulary words that can be found in the short story "The Necklace". Among them are blunder, distinguished, adorn, caste, hierarchy, lofty, indignant and desolate.
Some other words for cried are; teared up weeped sulked