0 past simple and past participle of ornament
1 to add decoration to something:
The anterior opercular segment is ornamented anteriorly by scales less dense than on the deltoid plates.
Ventral surface of posterior end ornamented with longitudinal and oblique cuticular ridges.
Yet three of these glyphs were placed next to the faces of the personages, leading to the alternative interpretation that these are ornamented speech scrolls.
The shell elements are either thin, moderately ornamented, and with acute borders or thick, with marked dichotomized sulci, and obtuse borders.
Stylistically the result is characterized by a high degree of for mal elegance, richly ornamented detail and rapid textural transition.
Immediately posterior of the suture, the anteromedial surface of the paroccipital process is coarsely ornamented.
The lateral surface of this bone is not ornamented by the deep pits and rugosities typical of other deep-sea hatchetfishes.
The lateral surface of each centrum is ornamented by prominent ridges and fossae.
