Bespangle

Pronunciation: /bɪˈspæŋ.ɡəl/

Definitions of bespangle

verb to decorate or cover with small shiny objects or decorations

Example Sentences

A1 The princess bespangled her dress with glittery sequins.

A2 The Christmas tree was bespangled with colorful lights and ornaments.

B1 The theater stage was bespangled with shimmering stars for the performance.

B2 The ballroom was bespangled with crystal chandeliers and elegant decorations.

C1 The night sky was bespangled with countless twinkling stars.

C2 The grand hall was bespangled with intricate tapestries and golden statues.

Examples of bespangle in a Sentence

formal The dress was bespangled with sequins and beads, adding a touch of elegance to the evening.

informal She loves to bespangle her phone case with stickers and charms.

slang The rapper's outfit was bespangled with bling, making him stand out in the crowd.

figurative The night sky was bespangled with stars, creating a beautiful sight to behold.

Grammatical Forms of bespangle

• past tense: bespangled
• plural: bespangles
• comparative: more bespangled
• superlative: most bespangled
• present tense: bespangles
• future tense: will bespangle
• perfect tense: has bespangled
• continuous tense: is bespangling
• singular: bespangle
• positive degree: bespangle
• infinitive: to bespangle
• gerund: bespangling
• participle: bespangled

Origin and Evolution of bespangle

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bespangle' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old French word 'bespangler' meaning to adorn with spangles or sparkles.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe adorning with spangles or sparkles, 'bespangle' has evolved to also mean to decorate or embellish in a showy or gaudy manner.