Decorate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECORATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to adorn
• make (something) look more attractive by adding extra items or images to it
• apply paint or wallpaper in (a room or building)
• confer an award or medal on (a member of the armed forces)
• make more attractive by adding something ornamental
• To deck with that which is becoming, ornamental, or honorary; to adorn; to beautify; to embellish; as, to decorate the person; to decorate an edifice; to decorate a lawn with flowers; to decorate the mind with moral beauties; to decorate a hero with honors.
• make more attractive by adding ornament, colour, etc.
• be beautiful to look at
• award a mark of honor, such as a medal, to
• provide with decoration

Words related to DECORATE

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Words that contain DECORATE

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How to use DECORATE in a sentence

• It was a pretty sight to ride through the camp, for the men had been there for more than a year, and had done all that was possible to decorate and ornament their tents.
• The half-deck was set apart for the theatre, and the signal-quarter-master was commanded to loan his flags to decorate it in the most patriotic style.
• Next morning each housewife gets up early to decorate her house and trick out herself and her children.
• So, if you say the word, you shall go to Paris, and come back in three years to decorate the capitol of your native State.
• Savages decorate their weapons, utensils, and their own persons with ornaments that appear uncouth and barbarous to civilized people.
• Yesterday Amelie and I took advantage of it to make a pilgrimage across the Marne, to decorate the graves on the battlefield at Chambry.
• It is imposing through its very simplicity, through the grandeur of the story, which it does not seek to adorn and decorate.
• When I was in your parish I was interested in you, and that was why I tried to improve the choir and took trouble to decorate the altar.
• In the south, slavery exists in its most unqualified condition, wanting those milder modifications which serve to dress and decorate the person of this ugly fiend.
• The modern Greeks, like the ancient, on the nuptial day, decorate their doors with green branches and garlands of flowers.
• Her indignation was largely due to the recollection that she had given these flowers to her hostess to decorate the dinner-table.
• Digby Wyatt on those peculiar works of art which decorate the old palaces and churches of Rome.
• It was a favourite marble of the emperor Hadrian, who employed it to decorate his tomb.
• All passed under the twelve apostles, that decorate the grand portal, and entered the cathedral.
• The Romans first detected its beauty and made great use of it to decorate their buildings.
• The Chamber of Commerce of that town, at the same time, decided that the portrait of the great citizen should decorate their hall of meeting.
• Croce, when about 1307 they employed Giotto to decorate these walls with frescoes of the story of St.
• There were some spots in that sunny vale where they would frequently resort to decorate themselves with garlands of flowers.
• Now the Pope, Leo the Tenth, employed Raphael to decorate parts of the Vatican.
• The old painters loved to decorate their Madonna pictures with all the most beautiful things they could think of, or most loved.
• It was a custom in the family to decorate the hall on Christmas eve, and the children had been making wreaths and festoons of cedar, and having any amount of fun.
• At last he disappeared into a cave, and we went on without so much as a single skin to decorate a college room.
• They decorate the altar, the bride-bed, the cradle, and the bier.
• The stories told of his physical strength rival those which decorate the memory of Hercules.
• For the former had only flexible May twigs to deal with, whereas it fell to the latter to decorate the cattle for the festivity.
• She can often be seen bringing soup to some old invalid, or taking flowers to the church she loves to decorate.
• Then he was very happy, and began to decorate his hoop with the bright pink ribbon and shining brass bells which Mother had bought for him.

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