0 present participle of beautify
1 to improve the appearance of someone or something:
Rachel's testimony suggests that her beautifying treatments are not effective in "public" baths, presumably because such places are impure.
That is a relevant question, for the plans for beautifying these new roads will have to include plans for the treatment of the central reservations.
They have also paid for a very large recreation ground and have taken some acres for the purpose of extending and beautifying it.
It would be, not only a revenue tax, but a tax for beautifying our country.
There will be very little done by beautifying districts or putting men on allotments, or even on smallholdings.
First, we would not be losing agricultural land but recovering and beautifying new land in our derelict urban areas and in industrial areas.
Close to 10,000 projects for cleaning up and beautifying local areas of dereliction and ugliness have now been approved at a cost of nearly £22½ million.
British landowners and farmers have a very proud tradition of beautifying and looking after the countryside that they love.
