beautify in Greek
beautify in Greek is ομορφαίνω, καλλωπίζω — beautify means to make something more attractive or better-looking.
beautify in Greek
ομορφαίνω
Pronounced: omorfaino
(transitive) To make beautiful; to increase the beauty of.
καλλωπίζω
Pronounced: kallopizo
(transitive) To make beautiful; to increase the beauty of.
What does "beautify" mean?
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verb To make something more attractive or better-looking.
"Officials are taking these old palm trees down in several parks and public spaces as they try to beautify the city, and prevent rotting tree trunks from falling on people."
- verb To grow more attractive or better-looking.
- verb To make yourself look more attractive.
- verb Another word for pretty-print.
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beautify in a sentence
- Officials are taking these old palm trees down in several parks and public spaces as they try to beautify the city, and prevent rotting tree trunks from falling on people.
- ‘Boy, you take a big chance,’ Moses say. ‘Them pigeons there to beautify the park, not to eat. The people over here will kill you if you touch a fly.’
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What is "beautify" in Greek?
"beautify" in Greek is ομορφαίνω, καλλωπίζω. beautify means: To make something more attractive or better-looking.
How do you pronounce ομορφαίνω?
"beautify" in Greek is ομορφαίνω, pronounced "omorfaino".
Are there other ways to say "beautify" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "beautify": ομορφαίνω, καλλωπίζω.
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