Definitions and Examples of bedizened, decorated, adorned
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Dressed up or decorated in a showy or gaudy manner.
Example
She was bedizened in a sparkling gown and glittering jewelry for the ball.
Adorned with attractive objects or ornaments.
Example
The Christmas tree was beautifully decorated with lights, tinsel, and ornaments.
Decorated or embellished with something attractive.
Example
The bride's hair was adorned with a delicate tiara and fresh flowers.
Key Differences: bedizened vs decorated vs adorned
- 1Bedizened implies an excessive or showy decoration, while decorated and adorned suggest a tasteful and attractive embellishment.
- 2Decorated is often used to describe objects or places, while adorned is more commonly used to describe people or living things.
- 3Bedizened is a negative term that suggests a lack of taste or restraint, while decorated and adorned have a positive connotation.
Effective Usage of bedizened, decorated, adorned
- 1Fashion: Use bedizened to describe someone who is overdressed or wearing too many accessories.
- 2Interior Design: Use decorated to describe a well-designed and attractive room or space.
- 3Beauty: Use adorned to describe someone who is wearing tasteful and attractive makeup or accessories.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of unbedizened are bedizened, decorated, and adorned. Bedizened implies excessive or showy decoration, while decorated and adorned suggest tasteful and attractive embellishment. Use these words to describe fashion, interior design, and beauty.
