adorn

Object

• wall: The walls adorned with pictures of every type of boat.
• bride: The tradition of adorning a bride 's hair during wedding ceremonies has existed since Anglo-Saxon times.
• doctrine: We want to adorn the doctrine of God our Savior.
• palace: The Maltese Crosses which adorned the palace had not been moved and the was adopted as the symbol of the pages.
• heaven: For the star is the spark of consciousness now nurtured into a blazing light which ' adorns the heavens ' .
• ceiling: Latin inscriptions in praise of the Virgin adorn the wooden ceiling.

Preposition: with

• carving: Some rare contemporary museum exhibits are adorned with carvings.
• ribbon: Carry a single red rose adorned with a ribbon.
• mural: Both bridges are adorned with steel murals facing the traffic below, depicting either canal boats or steam trains.
• statue: A long winding drive, with banks of rare shrubs on either side, opened out into a great graveled square adorned with statues.
• lace: It is adorned with a delicate lace trim and ties elegantly under the bust.
• feather: Answer: Time My posterior is adorned with feathers.

Adjective complement

• most: It soon became apparent that this is their slogan for Japan, with it adorning most of their advertising.

Modifying Another Word

• richly: The whole of this suite of rooms is richly adorned with carvings in wood.
• beautifully: By mid-afternoon we had reached The Ranch, Pietersburg, a beautifully adorned garden lodge in an area of dry grassland.
• once: There could be no doubt that that circlet of plain gold had once adorned the finger of a bride.
• regularly: The fact they regularly adorn the covers of the major organ magazines suggests that many people agree.
• now: The Millenium lamps which now adorn all the Kelvin Bridges, look very nice.
• still: By then Isaac had built a handsome Georgian front to the mill house ( his initials still adorn the side wall ).

Preposition: in

• manner: At Christmas the church was adorned in an especially solemn manner.