0 past simple and past participle of embellish --
1 to make something more beautiful by adding something to it: --
The chapters are readable and often embellished with interesting clinical examples and useful summary tables.
The charges would then be embellished and made par t of the official record before activating the plan.
Beauty was assured when the architect made appropriate use of materials, embellished construction (as opposed to constructing ornament), and showed a preference for indigenous detail.
Narratives of design intent provided by replay of thread, and embellished by commentary, themselves provide a basis for comparison and reflection on design possibilities.
If embellished excessively, however, it would arouse the suspicion it had been written by a litigation master.
In general, children who engage in rich, embellished reminiscing with their caregivers come to discuss their past experiences in more coherent and detailed ways.
In this case, oral sources over several generations had embellished actual events to create an edifying and dramatic, but entirely fictitious, tale of divine retribution.
Nevertheless, the imagery shown on the few embellished pieces is both instructive and supportive of the hypotheses presented.
