Bedecked

Pronunciation: /bɪˈdɛkt/

Definitions of bedecked

verb to decorate or adorn something in a showy or gaudy manner

Example Sentences

A1 The Christmas tree was bedecked with colorful ornaments.

A2 She bedecked her room with fairy lights for a cozy atmosphere.

B1 The bride's gown was bedecked with intricate lace and pearls.

B2 The theater was bedecked with elaborate decorations for the grand opening.

C1 The palace was bedecked with priceless jewels and gold ornaments for the royal banquet.

C2 The ballroom was bedecked with luxurious draperies and crystal chandeliers for the gala event.

Examples of bedecked in a Sentence

formal The grand ballroom was bedecked with sparkling chandeliers and elegant floral arrangements.

informal The house was bedecked with twinkling lights and colorful ornaments for the holiday season.

slang The car was bedecked with stickers and decals, showing off the driver's unique personality.

figurative Her words were bedecked with hidden meanings, leaving the audience intrigued and puzzled.

Grammatical Forms of bedecked

• past tense: bedecked
• plural: bedecked
• comparative: more bedecked
• superlative: most bedecked
• present tense: bedeck
• future tense: will bedeck
• perfect tense: have bedecked
• continuous tense: is bedecking
• singular: bedecked
• positive degree: bedecked
• infinitive: to bedeck
• gerund: bedecking
• participle: bedecked

Origin and Evolution of bedecked

First Known Use: 0014 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bedecked' originated from Middle English, derived from the word 'deck' meaning to adorn or decorate.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe adorning or decorating something, the usage of 'bedecked' has remained consistent over time.