decorative in Irish
decorative in Irish is maiseach, maisiúil — decorative means serving mainly to decorate or add visual appeal, rather than to serve a practical function.
decorative in Irish
maiseach
That serves to decorate
maisiúil
That serves to decorate
What does "decorative" mean?
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adj Serving mainly to decorate or add visual appeal, rather than to serve a practical function.
"The vase was purely decorative and never actually held flowers."
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decorative in a sentence
- The vase was purely decorative and never actually held flowers.
- They added decorative moulding along the ceiling.
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What is "decorative" in Irish?
"decorative" in Irish is maiseach, maisiúil. decorative means: Serving mainly to decorate or add visual appeal, rather than to serve a practical function.
How do you use "decorative" in a sentence?
Example: "The vase was purely decorative and never actually held flowers." In Irish, "decorative" is maiseach, maisiúil.
Are there other ways to say "decorative" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "decorative": maiseach, maisiúil.
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