Use of the word adorn in a sentence example

adorn

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Beautiful paintings adorned the walls of the palace. [verb]

It is beautifully adorned with sculpture; its weight is 13,000 cwt. [verb]

The civil virtues merely adorn the life, without elevating the soul. [Please select]

They appear on a redcarpeted staircase adorned with expensive plants. [adjective]

"Which you adorn, monsieur," injected Cumberly. [verb]

Her stirrups of clear crystal and adorned with pearls hung ready for her fairy feet. [verb]

His wife and daughters were more interesting, but without those attainments which grace and adorn society. [Please select]

Palaces had to be adorned, as well as churches; and the painters and handicraftsmen found employment. [Please select]

The church is simple, not much adorned, and adapted to preaching. [adjective]

Her mission had been to adorn and people the earth, not to study it. [Please select]

They then passed on, and found a saloon constructed of polished marble adorned with jewels. [Please select]

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