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What is another word for Adornment? – 165 Adornment Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

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    Meaning of Adornment

    The primary meaning of the word "Adornment" is something that adds beauty or attractiveness to something or someone.

    Definitions

    • The word "Adornment" refers to a decorative item or an added feature that enhances the appearance of something or someone.
    • It can also describe the act of decorating or adding attractive features to something.

    Etymology of Adornment

    The word "Adornment" comes from the Old French word "adorner", which means "to decorate or embellish".
    This Old French word is derived from the Latin word "adorare", which means "to adorn or decorate".
    The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe decorative items or features that add beauty or attractiveness to something or someone.

    Example Uses

    • The queen's crown was a stunning adornment to her royal gown.
    • The city's central square was filled with beautiful adornments, including fountains, statues, and ornate buildings.
    • She loved to collect adornments for her hair, including clips, pins, and headbands.

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