decorated

IPA: dˈɛkɝeɪtʌd

Having had decorations applied; adorned with attractive items.
(architecture, not comparable) in one of the styles of English Gothic architecture

Examples of "decorated" in Sentences

The theatre is proudly decorated.
The curtain was decorated by a fringe.
It is decorated with a distinctive weathercock.
In 2004, they called decorated vet Kerry a coward and a fake.
In the 1960s, the cane was decorated with the fraternity colors.
Christmas tree — A popular look in decorated trees this year is a tree of all the same color, or monochromatic.
Apparently, Franklin decorated the crutch the OSP infirmary gave him with slogans touting his gubernatorial campaign.
MANASSAS "TRUNK" OR TREAT, for fifth-graders and younger children, treats in decorated car trunks, hayrides, moon bounces, games and food. 6-8 p.m.,
Then at Big Lots, (which used to be my favorite source for tins before they stopped carrying them) I found the tin decorated with sunflowers full of popcorn.
“Working with BOOM! on this has been a dream: a funny, twisted, violent dream about humans, ogres, and orcs fighting over a prized pigskin decorated with sharp and shiny spikes.”
They view the image of the Virgin decorated with bunting and artificial flowers, hanging in homes, stores, churches and even modern factories at the end of each production line as a quaint bit of foreign custom or superstition.