Beribboned

Pronunciation: /bɪˈrɪbənd/

Definitions of beribboned

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case 'beribboned' describes something that has ribbons attached

Example Sentences

A1 The gift was beribboned with a big red bow.

A2 She wore a beribboned dress to the party.

B1 The beribboned package sat on the table, waiting to be opened.

B2 The room was decorated with beribboned garlands for the celebration.

C1 The beribboned invitations were elegant and sophisticated.

C2 The bride carried a bouquet of beribboned flowers down the aisle.

Examples of beribboned in a Sentence

formal The gift was beautifully beribboned with a luxurious satin bow.

informal She showed up to the party with her hair beribboned in colorful strands.

slang The car was all beribboned with streamers for the parade.

figurative His words were beribboned with flattery, but lacked sincerity.

Grammatical Forms of beribboned

• past tense: beribboned
• plural: beribboned
• comparative: more beribboned
• superlative: most beribboned
• present tense: berribbon
• future tense: will be berribboned
• perfect tense: have been beribboned
• continuous tense: is berribboning
• singular: beribboned
• positive degree: beribboned
• infinitive: to beribbon
• gerund: berribboning
• participle: berribboned

Origin and Evolution of beribboned

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'beribboned' originated from the combination of 'be-' meaning 'completely' or 'thoroughly' and 'ribboned' referring to the use of ribbons for decoration.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe something adorned or decorated with ribbons, 'beribboned' has evolved to also convey a sense of elegance, charm, or fanciness in modern usage.