disadorn Sentence Examples
- The once-vibrant garden was now completely disadorned, with nothing but a few bare patches of dirt and a few weeds.
- The usually elegant woman was disadorned, wearing a simple dress and no jewelry.
- The room was completely disadorned, with no furniture or decorations, making it feel cold and empty.
- The walls of the building were completely disadorned, with no pictures or paintings to add any color or interest.
- The table was disadorned, with no tablecloth or centerpiece, making it look bare and uninviting.
- The plain and disadorned room did nothing to match the grandeur of the rest of the mansion.
- The lack of ornamentation and decoration on the building made it seem cold and disadorned.
- The soldier's uniform was disadorned, with no medals or badges to signify his rank or accomplishments.
- The bride-to-be was completely disadorned, choosing to wear a simple white dress and no jewelry, focusing on her natural beauty.
- The stage was completely disadorned, with no props or decorations, so the actors could fully express themselves through their performances.
disadorn Meaning
Webster
disadorn (v. t.)
To deprive of ornaments.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disadorn
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FAQs About the word disadorn
To deprive of ornaments.
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The once-vibrant garden was now completely disadorned, with nothing but a few bare patches of dirt and a few weeds.
The usually elegant woman was disadorned, wearing a simple dress and no jewelry.
The room was completely disadorned, with no furniture or decorations, making it feel cold and empty.
The walls of the building were completely disadorned, with no pictures or paintings to add any color or interest.
