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View usage for: (ɪmbelɪʃmənt) Word forms: plural embellishmentsvariable nounAn embellishment is a decoration added to something to make it seem more attractive or interesting. ...Renaissance embellishments. ...public buildings with little bits of decoration and embellishment. Synonyms: decoration, garnishing, ornament, gilding More Synonyms of embellishment More Synonyms of embellishment embellishment in American English (ɛmˈbɛlɪʃmənt; ɪmˈbɛlɪʃmənt) noun1. an embellishing or being embellished; ornamentation 2. something that embellishes, as an ornament, a fictitious touch added to a factual account, a musical phrase, etc. Examples of 'embellishment' in a sentenceembellishment There was always going to be a little embellishment of reality.Their wonderful stories did not need embellishment with ridiculous rumour or vile gossip.The costumes offer a splash of warm colour, though the dance is so vital it hardly needs embellishment.London is rightly proud of the parks and gardens that provide a counterbalance to its uglier aspects, but our glorious Thames needs no embellishment. Florence is full of buildings with bits of decoration and embellishment. Synonyms garnishing gilding enrichment beautification I lack the story-teller's gift of embellishment. Additional synonymsCosmetics are used for adornment. Synonyms beautification, decorating, decoration, embellishment, ornamentationHe was concerned with the enhancement of the human condition. Synonyms improvement, strengthening, heightening, enrichment, increment, embellishment, boost, betterment, augmentation, ameliorationLike most of his stories, it smacks of exaggeration. Synonyms overstatement, inflation, emphasis, excess, enlargement, pretension, extravagance, hyperbole, magnification, amplification, embellishment, exaltation, pretentiousness, overemphasis, overestimation Nearby words ofembellishment - embassy
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