Definitionadj. provided with something intended to increase its beauty or distinction
Last update: July 27, 2016
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Her large feet were adorned with ornamental thread socks, and leathern shoes buttoned round the ankle. [adjective]
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Another is dressed in a sporting suit, adorned with a plush hat and binoculars. [adjective]
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Three large emeralds as well as smaller diamonds and rubies adorned it. [verb]
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That glorious standard, adorned with souvenirs of 1870, was serving as a receptacle for green plums. [adjective]
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Râvaṇas himself is drawn by asses upon a chariot adorned with gold and gems. [adjective]
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Beautiful vases and lacquer boxes adorned the tokonoma[1] of every room. [verb]
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They appear on a redcarpeted staircase adorned with expensive plants. [adjective]
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The steps are adorned with small temples with plenty of spires. [adjective]
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It is beautifully adorned with sculpture; its weight is 13,000 cwt. [adjective]
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Her table had been adorned with special care in Croesus' honor. [verb]
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The bow and stern rose much higher than the gunwale, and were adorned by grotesque figures excellently well carved and fitted to pedestals cut in the solid wood of the canoe. [verb]
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