disgarnish Synonyms
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disgarnish Meaning
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disgarnish (v. t.)
To divest of garniture; to disfurnish; to dismantle.
disgarnish Sentence Examples
- The chef carefully disgarnished the dish, removing the parsley and lemon wedge that had been used as decoration.
- After the guests had finished eating, the waiter disgarnished the table, clearing away the plates, glasses, and silverware.
- The interior designer disgarnished the room, stripping away the old wallpaper and carpet to create a blank canvas for the new design.
- The gardener disgarnished the flower bed, pulling out the weeds and dead flowers to make way for new growth.
- The mechanic disgarnished the engine, taking it apart to inspect the components and identify any problems.
- The doctor disgarnished the patient's wound, cleaning it and removing any foreign objects to promote healing.
- The artist disgarnished the canvas, wiping away the paint to start anew.
- The writer disgarnished the story, cutting out unnecessary details and characters to streamline the plot.
- The musician disgarnished the song, removing the extra instruments and harmonies to create a more minimalist sound.
- The scientist disgarnished the experiment, starting over from scratch to eliminate any variables that could have affected the results.
FAQs About the word disgarnish
To divest of garniture; to disfurnish; to dismantle.
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The chef carefully disgarnished the dish, removing the parsley and lemon wedge that had been used as decoration.
After the guests had finished eating, the waiter disgarnished the table, clearing away the plates, glasses, and silverware.
The interior designer disgarnished the room, stripping away the old wallpaper and carpet to create a blank canvas for the new design.
The gardener disgarnished the flower bed, pulling out the weeds and dead flowers to make way for new growth.
