ornamentation
زخرفة
definition
noun
a baroque chandelier with plasterwork ornamentation
things added to something to provide decoration.
translation of 'ornamentation'
noun
تزيين,
حلية,
زخرف,
زخرفة
example
A very simple fortress-castle, with high stone walls and no 'ornamentation' .
Bad rhetoric is all about the metaphor, 'ornamentation' etc without the logic or concern for truth.
Slaves were also important in the skilled trades connected with clothing and personal 'ornamentation' .
Angkor Vat's new emphasis on 'ornamentation' is seen in the decorative carving of the serpent's heads and the finely incised headdress of the Buddha.
This period ushered in the flowering of so-called grotesque 'ornamentation' , where erotic hybrids abounded in uninhibited decorative fantasies.
The 'ornamentation' of women's clothing was especially widespread and continues to be important.
It was a ceremony of high Catholic ritual and 'ornamentation' with the full finery of the Church hierarchy on display.
The 'ornamentation' included stone work, sequins and beads.
The company has a service center for applying studs, stones and decorative 'ornamentation' in Mexico.
One of the various styles of scrolls is the basic 'ornamentation' on most engraving patterns and must be done properly for a first-class job.
This comparison reveals how the symbolism in eastern jewellery and 'ornamentation' shares strong similarities with that of African ethnic pieces.
The art of 'ornamentation' may be said to have been at its zenith between the 16th and 19th centuries, when it was regarded as essential to virtuoso technique.
Textile 'ornamentation' was very elaborate according to archaeological findings.
a baroque chandelier with plasterwork 'ornamentation'
The materials are simple but luxurious: instead of 'ornamentation' , anathema to the Modernists, there is great richness.
the rhetorical 'ornamentation' of text
Bensusan can generate real excitement and drama with his solo work through intriguing melodies, rich 'ornamentation' , and sheer dextrous intrepidity.
Georgian homes are similar to Colonials, but feature richer details and 'ornamentation' .
Once found, all the details had to be recorded on a four-page form, detailing location, inscriptions, 'ornamentation' , the history and condition of the memorial.
The display of status through clothing and 'ornamentation' appears to be a universal phenomenon.
In secular society, vanity is most readily identified with the sin of pride in bodily appearance, manifesting in luxurious garb and flamboyant 'ornamentation' .
the rhetorical 'ornamentation' of text
Here, Wells makes a dual proposition: 'ornamentation' is the fun part of both art and nature.
It is a form of 'ornamentation' that mixes elements of Christianity with ropes, shells, and other aquatic imagery, reflecting the nation's seafaring past.
a baroque chandelier with plasterwork 'ornamentation'
In general, he left little room for the addition of more than the simplest graces, preferring to write out intricate Italian-style 'ornamentation' .
Although Isabella's speech may lack the ‘double vigour’ of 'ornamentation' , his own rhetoric is no longer plain and severe.
Gesso is a fortified plaster compound used for 'ornamentation' applied to the chimneypiece with a glue.
She also adds lines of 'ornamentation' to enhance the colors.
Putting too much emphasis on 'ornamentation' can only weaken the charm of both music and artist.
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