embellisher (Meaning)

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embellisher (n.)

One who embellishes.

No weak antonyms found.

The embellisher meticulously added intricate details to the painting, enhancing its visual appeal.
She was known as an embellisher of stories, often exaggerating details to make them more captivating.
The speech was embellished with eloquent language and carefully chosen phrases, leaving the audience mesmerized.
With a keen eye for style, he embellished the room with elegant furniture and luxurious fabrics.
The designer embellished the garment with shimmering beads and delicate lace, transforming it into a work of art.
Her writing was embellished with vivid imagery and poetic language, captivating readers with its beauty.
The sculptor embellished the statue with intricate carvings and lifelike features, breathing a sense of realism into the stone.
The chef embellished the dish with edible flowers and herbs, creating a visually stunning and flavorful masterpiece.
The musician embellished the melody with improvisations and flourishes, adding a personal touch to the performance.
The jeweler embellished the ring with precious stones, creating a symbol of love and commitment that sparkled with brilliance.

One who embellishes.

decoration, ornamentation,ornament, frill, embroidery, glitter, trim, setoff, adornment, doodad

stain, disfigurement, disfigurement, blemish, stain, blemish, spot, scar, spot,scar

The embellisher meticulously added intricate details to the painting, enhancing its visual appeal.

She was known as an embellisher of stories, often exaggerating details to make them more captivating.

The speech was embellished with eloquent language and carefully chosen phrases, leaving the audience mesmerized.

With a keen eye for style, he embellished the room with elegant furniture and luxurious fabrics.