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ornamentation

/ˌɔː.nə.menˈteɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌɔː.nə.menˈteɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние украшенности, предмет, используемый для украшения чего-либо, или процесс добавления декоративных элементов к объекту или пространству.

A noun referring to the state of being decorated, an item used to beautify something, or the act of adding decorative elements to an object or space.

uncountable

  1. State of being decoratedB2formal

    The condition or quality of having decorative features or embellishments.

    ruУкрашенность

    • The ornamentation of the cathedral was breathtaking.
    • The room's ornamentation reflected the owner's wealth.
    • Minimalist design often avoids excessive ornamentation.

    Synonymsadornmentdecorationembellishmentornateness

  2. Decorative itemB2formal

    An object or element used to beautify or adorn something.

    ruУкрашение

    • The shelf was filled with small ornamentations from around the world.
    • She used seashells as ornamentation for the mirror frame.
    • The dress had intricate ornamentation made of beads and lace.

    Synonymsadornmentbaubledecorationembellishmentfrillgarnishornamenttrinket

  3. Act of embellishingC1formal

    The process or action of adding decorative details to something.

    ruУкрашение

    • The ornamentation of the manuscript took months to complete.
    • He focused on the ornamentation of the cake with edible flowers.
    • The architect specialized in the ornamentation of public buildings.

    Synonymsadornmentbeautificationdecorationembellishmenttrimming

Forms
  • ornamentations plural form
  • ornamentations' possessive plural form
  • ornamentation's possessive singular form
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