Bespangled

Pronunciation: /bɪˈspæŋəld/

Examples of bespangled in a Sentence

formal The actress arrived at the red carpet event in a stunning gown bespangled with crystals.

informal She looked like a disco ball in that bespangled dress.

slang Her outfit was so bespangled, it was blinding!

figurative The night sky was bespangled with twinkling stars.

Grammatical Forms of bespangled

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

Origin and Evolution of bespangled

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bespangled' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old French word 'bespengler' meaning to sprinkle or adorn with spots or particles.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'bespangled' has evolved to describe something that is adorned or decorated with small, bright objects or features, such as sequins or glitter.