Pronunciation: /ɪmˈbɛlɪʃt/
verb to make something more attractive by adding decorative details or features
A1 She embellished her story with colorful details to make it more interesting.
A2 The artist embellished the painting with intricate designs and patterns.
B1 The author embellished the historical account with fictional characters to create a more engaging narrative.
B2 The costume designer embellished the dress with sequins and beads for a more glamorous look.
C1 The politician embellished his speech with promises of change and progress.
C2 The architect embellished the building's facade with elaborate sculptures and carvings.
adjective having been decorated or enhanced with extra details or features
A1 The little girl wore an embellished dress for the party.
A2 The story was embellished with colorful illustrations.
B1 The historical account was embellished with fictional details.
B2 The artist's painting was beautifully embellished with intricate designs.
C1 The singer's performance was embellished with elaborate choreography.
C2 The writer's prose was richly embellished with vivid descriptions.
formal The artist embellished the painting with intricate details and gold leaf accents.
informal She embellished her story about what happened at the party to make it more interesting.
slang He totally embellished his resume to make himself look more qualified for the job.
figurative Her words were embellished with emotion, making her speech truly impactful.
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