embellish in Irish
embellish in Irish is maisigh — embellish means to decorate something to make it more attractive.
embellish in Irish
maisigh
To make more beautiful and attractive by adding ornamentation; to decorate.
What does "embellish" mean?
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verb To decorate something to make it more attractive.
"The dress was embellished with tiny pearls."
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verb To make a story sound more interesting or impressive than it really is, often by exaggerating or adding invented details.
"He tends to embellish his stories every time he tells them."
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embellish in a sentence
- The dress was embellished with tiny pearls.
- He tends to embellish his stories every time he tells them.
- She embellished the account of the trip to make it sound more dramatic.
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What is "embellish" in Irish?
"embellish" in Irish is maisigh. embellish means: To decorate something to make it more attractive.
How do you use "embellish" in a sentence?
Example: "The dress was embellished with tiny pearls." In Irish, "embellish" is maisigh.
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