Adorn ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Adorn ( verb )

  1. To decorate or add beauty to something.
  2. To make something more attractive by adding ornaments or other decorative items.

Origin:

From middle english, from old french adornier, from latin adornare, from ad- ("to") + ornare ("to furnish, equi.p")

Examples:

  1. She adorned the tree with lights.
  2. He adorned the room with flowers.
  3. She adorned her hair with a ribbon.
  4. He adorned his suit with a tie.
  5. She adorned the cake with icing.

(As a noun)

Adorn ( noun )

  1. To decorate or add beauty to something.
  2. To make something more attractive by adding ornaments or other decorative items.

Origin:

From middle english, from old french adornier, from latin adornare, from ad- ("to") + ornare ("to furnish, equi.p")

Examples:

  1. She adorned the tree with lights.
  2. He adorned the room with flowers.
  3. She adorned her hair with a ribbon.
  4. He adorned his suit with a tie.
  5. She adorned the cake with icing.
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