furbish
furbish
Definition
fur·bish (fʉr′bis̸h)
transitive verb
- to brighten by rubbing or scouring; polish; burnish
- to make usable or attractive again; renovate: usually with up
Etymology: ME furbishen < extended stem of OFr forbir < WGmc *furbjan, to clean > MHG vürben
fur′·bisher noun
furbish
Synonyms
furbish
v.
furbish
Usage Examples
Object
- room: Most of the hotel's elegantly furbished rooms boast stunning views from private balconies, a unique feature in Hong Kong.
Modifying Another Word
- newly: Councilor McMenamin contended that the statistics had been compiled prior to the opening of the newly furbished Fitness Suite.
- fully: Property is a fully furbished, three story house in the boro of Greenwich.
- elegantly: Most of the hotel's elegantly furbished rooms boast stunning views from private balconies, a unique feature in Hong Kong.
- tastefully: Swallows 4 star awarded accommodations The Old Courtyard Swift and Swallow Cottage are two newly converted 4-star accommodation very tastefully furbished.
- beautifully: Having four double bedrooms, master with en suite, main bathroom beautifully furbished with jacuzzi style bath.
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