embellished

[em-bel-ishd]

embellished Definition

  • 1made more attractive by the addition of decorative details or features
  • 2decorated with ornamental details

Using embellished: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "embellished" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The dress was embellished with sequins and beads.

  • Example

    The artist embellished the painting with gold leaf.

  • Example

    The story was embellished with fictional elements.

embellished Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for embellished

Antonyms for embellished

Phrases with embellished

  • a version of the truth that has been modified or enhanced for dramatic effect

    Example

    He told an embellished truth to make his story more interesting.

  • a writing style that uses decorative language and elaborate descriptions

    Example

    The author's embellished style made the novel a pleasure to read.

  • a resume that contains exaggerated or false information about a person's qualifications or experience

    Example

    The job applicant was caught with an embellished resume.

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Summary: embellished in Brief

The term 'embellished' [em-bel-ishd] describes something that has been made more attractive by adding decorative details or features. It can refer to physical objects like dresses or paintings, as well as stories or resumes that have been modified for effect. Synonyms include 'decorated' and 'ornamented,' while antonyms include 'plain' and 'unadorned.'