Bejeweled

Pronunciation: /bɪˈdʒuːld/

Definitions of bejeweled

adjective adjective describing something that is adorned or decorated with jewels or precious stones

Example Sentences

A1 She wore a bejeweled necklace to the party.

A2 The queen's bejeweled crown sparkled in the sunlight.

B1 The bejeweled bracelet was a gift from her grandmother.

B2 The bejeweled gown was the highlight of the fashion show.

C1 The bejeweled tiara was encrusted with diamonds and rubies.

C2 The bejeweled scepter was a symbol of the king's power and authority.

Examples of bejeweled in a Sentence

formal The queen wore a bejeweled crown to the royal banquet.

informal She showed off her bejeweled necklace at the party.

slang Check out my bejeweled phone case, isn't it blingin'?

figurative Her words were like a bejeweled tapestry, weaving a beautiful story.

Grammatical Forms of bejeweled

• past tense: bejeweled
• plural: bejeweled
• comparative: more bejeweled
• superlative: most bejeweled
• present tense: bejewel
• future tense: will bejewel
• perfect tense: have been bejeweled
• continuous tense: is bejeweling
• singular: bejeweled
• positive degree: bejeweled
• infinitive: to bejewel
• gerund: bejeweling
• participle: bejeweling

Origin and Evolution of bejeweled

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bejeweled' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old French word 'bijou' meaning jewel.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something adorned with jewels or precious stones, the term 'bejeweled' has evolved to also mean something decorated or embellished in a lavish or ornate manner.