Decorative is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECORATIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• serving to decorate
• serving to make something look more attractive; ornamental
• relating to decoration
• (of a woman) attractive
• Suited to decorate or embellish; adorning.
• serving an esthetic rather than a useful purpose
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• serving to decorate; purely ornamental

Words related to DECORATIVE

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Words that contain DECORATIVE

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How to use DECORATIVE in a sentence

• A string of decorative white ducks marched in single file about the edge of the cow pound.
• The Palm Court, which has decorative columns and a glass-domed roof, is the social center of the hotel.
• The pastoral romance was used, too, to cover other things besides a sentimental and decorative treatment of love.
• He could concentrate himself on the essential part of his problem, the creation of an entirely appropriate, dignified, and beautiful decorative design.
• They can make anything from a desk to a tall candlestick, and, softly coloured, the square, wooden objects make a highly decorative effect.
• They are attractive singly in pots or vases, or they can be arranged in splendid banks and groups for the highest decorative purposes.
• These have no particular place in the system but their appearance in art and literature is natural, since they are decorative though not essential parts of early Buddhism.
• By art let us understand, if you please, the Fine Arts alone, but including decorative art.
• He would have it, in a way, decorative, but subdued and in harmony with the subject of the play.
• Despite its intensely dramatic situations, it is, however, essentially a decorative rather than a dramatic play, and its exalted prose is seldom true dramatic speech.
• The illustrations constitute an integral part of the book itself, and are not mere decorative additions.
• Thus stone, clay, wood, bone, and copper, although they readily borrow from nature and from each other, necessarily show different decorative results.
• A little house was now hired in the rue de La Bruyere and given to Grindot, that great decorative architect, with orders to make it a perfect bonbon-box.
• This is a new design for arranging the stars so that they shall be easier to count and more decorative in effect.
• The former, which is very incomplete, has only two ornamental pages left, each containing figure-representations inserted in the decorative work.
• The college, the convent, the churches and even some private residences were wonderful examples of that exquisitely decorative period.
• Truth to tell, however, she kept the more decorative ones.
• He is passionately religious with a profound and humble faith, but it has nothing in common with the sumptuous and decorative neo-catholicism of men like Huysmans or Paul Claudel.
• She kept her dressed in a style which suited a younger girl, or rather, which would have suited a younger girl had it been less decorative and extreme.
• CHAPTER X DECORATIVE ART In decorative art the Tinguian offers sharp contrast to the Igorot and Ifugao, both of whom have developed wood carving to a considerable extent.
• It was at once strong and graceful, simple and decorative.
• She should know about clothes, their cost, wearing qualities and decorative values.
• When Morris again came before the public as a poet, his style had undergone a change akin to that which transformed the Pre-Raphaelite painter into the decorative artist.

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