decorated in Latin
decorated in Latin is comptus — decorated means adorned with ornaments or made more attractive with added details.
decorated in Latin
comptus
Having had decorations applied; adorned with attractive items.
What does "decorated" mean?
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adj Adorned with ornaments or made more attractive with added details.
"The decorated cake had intricate icing flowers on top."
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adj Having received official honours or awards, especially for military service.
"He was a highly decorated veteran of two wars."
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decorated in a sentence
- The decorated cake had intricate icing flowers on top.
- He was a highly decorated veteran of two wars.
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What is "decorated" in Latin?
"decorated" in Latin is comptus. decorated means: Adorned with ornaments or made more attractive with added details.
How do you use "decorated" in a sentence?
Example: "The decorated cake had intricate icing flowers on top." In Latin, "decorated" is comptus.
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