Thesaurus Dictionary
Synonyms and antonyms of Words used to describe decoration in British Thesaurus
Words used to describe decoration
bejewelled (adjective)
decorative (adjective)
intended to look attractive rather than be useful
delicate (adjective)
attractive with many small details
delicately (adverb)
with a graceful design, or with many small attractive details
emblazoned (adjective)
printed, drawn, or decorated in a very noticeable way
florid (adjective)
containing too much decoration
frilly (adjective)
decorated with a lot of frills
fussy (adjective)
containing too many small parts or details
gilt-edged (adjective)
illuminated (adjective)
an illuminated book or document is very old and is decorated with gold and bright colours
lacy (adjective)
made of lace, or decorated with lace
ornamental (adjective)
designed to be used as decoration
personalised ()
a British spelling of personalized
personalized (adjective)
marked with someone’s name or initials, or with a special decoration, in order to show who owns it
rococo (adjective)
built or designed in a style with a lot of delicate decoration that was fashionable in Europe in the 18th century
studded (adjective)
decorated with metal studs
subtle (adjective)
delicate and complicated in an attractive way
themed (adjective)
British used for describing a place with furniture, decorations, pictures etc that are related to a particular subject, activity, or event in history