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Ornamentation See also art. 1. the technique of transferring pictures and other designs onto glass, wood, china etc, using specially prepared paper pieces. 2. the picture so created. Also called decal. 1. the art or technique of cutting out pictures or designs from paper or other material and applying them to a surface. 2. the work produced. the ornamenting of the edge of a coin with grooves or other indentations or reliëfs as a deterrent to clipping. 1. decoration with festoons, strings of flowers, ribbons, etc, looped in curves between two points 2. festoons collectively. 1. the process of decorating with a fringe. 2. such decoration. 1. the process of decorating manuscripts with illustrations, as in the capitals, tracery, etc. 2. the decoration itself. a form or method of decoration, dating from the Renaissance, consisting of inlaid, mosaiclike patterns, especially of wood. a form of decoration, often used in furniture-making, composed of inlays of wood veneers of different colors. 1. an artist who specializes in ornamentation. 2. a person whose work is considered to be ornament rather than art. mosaic work in wood, a form of marquetry, used mostly for floors and wainscoting. arrangement in the form of a network, as for decoration. — reticulate, adj. decoration composed of multi-colored, small tiles, as found in a mosaic. ornamental work, composed of fine, interlaced ribbing or the like, used in windows, sereens, etc. ornamentation resembling worm-holes or worm-tracks, as is found in mosaic pavements and rusticated masonry. See also motion; worms
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ornamentation noun decoration, trimming, frills, garnishing, embroidery, enrichment, elaboration, embellishment, adornment, beautification, ornateness The decor was functional and free of ornamentation. Translations ornamentation [ˌɔːnəmenˈteɪʃən] N (= act) → ornamentación f, decoración f; (= ornaments) → adornos mpl ornamentation n (= ornamental detail) → Verzierungen pl, → Zierrat m (geh); (Art, Archit) → Ornamentik f; (= ornaments: in room etc) → Schmuck m ornamentation [ˌɔːnəmɛnˈteɪʃ/ən] n (act) → ornamentazione f; (ornaments) → decorazione f ornamentation [ˌɔːnəmɛnˈteɪʃ/ən] n (act) → ornamentazione f; (ornaments) → decorazione f How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Unfortunately, a return to such simple ornamentation is impossible. In the ornamentation of the buildings there was considerable color and a great deal of what appeared to be gold leaf. Passepartout, however, thinking no harm, went in like a simple tourist, and was soon lost in admiration of the splendid Brahmin ornamentation which everywhere met his eyes, when of a sudden he found himself sprawling on the sacred flagging. |
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