Bedizened

Pronunciation: /bɪˈdaɪzənd/

Definitions of bedizened

verb to dress or decorate in a showy or gaudy manner

Example Sentences

A1 The princess bedizened herself with jewels for the royal ball.

A2 She bedizened her room with colorful curtains and throw pillows.

B1 The artist bedizened the painting with intricate details and vibrant colors.

B2 The mansion was bedizened with elaborate decorations for the grand event.

C1 The theater was bedizened with stunning costumes and elaborate set designs.

C2 The ballroom was bedizened with sparkling chandeliers and luxurious draperies.

Examples of bedizened in a Sentence

formal The queen bedizened herself in jewels and fine fabrics for the royal banquet.

informal She bedizened her room with fairy lights and colorful tapestries.

slang He bedizened his car with flashy decals and a loud exhaust.

figurative The politician bedizened his speech with empty promises and grandiose claims.

Grammatical Forms of bedizened

• past tense: bedizened
• plural: bedizen
• comparative: more bedizened
• superlative: most bedizened
• present tense: bedizen
• future tense: will bedizen
• perfect tense: have bedizened
• continuous tense: is bedizening
• singular: bedizened
• positive degree: bedizened
• infinitive: to bedizen
• gerund: bedizening
• participle: bedizening

Origin and Evolution of bedizened

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bedizened' originated from the Middle English term 'bedisen', which means to dress or adorn extravagantly.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'bedizened' has evolved to refer to someone who is excessively or gaudily dressed, often in a showy or ostentatious manner.