Dizen

Pronunciation: /ˈdaɪzən/

Definitions of dizen

verb to dress up or adorn in a showy or flashy manner

Example Sentences

A1 She dizens herself up with colorful accessories before going out.

A2 The actor dizens up in a fancy suit for the red carpet event.

B1 The stylist dizens up the model for the fashion show with trendy clothes.

B2 The magician dizens up in a cloak and top hat for his performance.

C1 The artist dizens up the gallery with vibrant paintings and sculptures.

C2 The bride dizens up in a stunning wedding gown for her special day.

Examples of dizen in a Sentence

formal The tailor was skilled in the art of dizen, creating intricate designs on the fabric.

informal She dizens up her outfits with colorful accessories to make them pop.

slang I love how you dizen up your room with all those funky posters and lights.

figurative The artist dizens up reality with his surrealistic paintings, adding a touch of magic to everyday scenes.

Grammatical Forms of dizen

• past tense: dizened
• plural: dizen
• comparative: more dizen
• superlative: most dizen
• present tense: dizens
• future tense: will dizen
• perfect tense: have dizened
• continuous tense: is dizening
• singular: dizen
• positive degree: dizen
• infinitive: to dizen
• gerund: dizening
• participle: dizened

Origin and Evolution of dizen

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English, Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'dizen' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old French word 'desseiner' meaning 'to mark out, design'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'dizen' shifted from 'to mark out, design' to 'to dress up or adorn in a showy manner'.