Crossword clues for ornate
ornate
- Like the Palace of Versailles
- Heavily decorated
- Like the Taj Mahal
- Like the Chrysler Building
- Intricately decorated
- Highly wrought
- Hardly plain
- Showily adorned
- Highly adorned
- Fancily decorated
- Excessively decorated
- Overly embellished
- Overly decorative
- Ostentatiously decorated
- Like rococo art
- Like most wedding cakes
- Like Elton John's outfits
- Like Corinthian columns
- Lavishly decorated
- Highly embellished
- Elaborate in design
- Byzantine or baroque
- With nothing too spare
- Very decorative
- Sumptuously adorned
- Showily decorated
- Richly decorative
- Really busy
- Rather fancy
- Overly decorated
- More than richly decorated
- Make a delivery to many people
- Like the architecture of many cathedrals
- Like many a pro wrestler's outfit
- Like many a chandelier
- Like Bangkok's Grand Palace
- Like Art Nouveau
- Lavishly showy
- Lavishly decorative
- Intricately embellished
- In the baroque style
- Having lots of bells and whistles
- Hardly bare
- Fancy, and then some
- Fancy schmancy
- Extremely decorated
- Excessively adorned
- Elaborately designed
- Covered with froufrou
- Busy, designwise
- Busy, as decor
- Beyond fancy
- All fancied up
- Baroque
- Busy, design-wise
- Highly decorated
- Embellished
- Rococo
- Richly wrought
- Victorian, in a way
- In the rococo style
- Flowery
- Richly decorated
- Almost too much
- Hardly spare
- Like many a palace
- Plain's opposite
- Floridly decorated
- Like the Paris Opera
- Highly decorative
- Elaborately decorated
- Fancified
- Showy and decorative
- Like the Kremlin
- Like Rococo architecture
- Very busy
- Like Baroque architecture
- Fancy, design-wise
- Like Chippendale
- Like Art Deco
- Arabesque
- Elaborately embellished
- Much adorned
- Flashy
- Decorative
- More than fancy
- Elaborate talk about ultimate in decoration
- Old sailors had a meal — fancy!
- Sumptuously decorated
- Speak pompously about knight decorated
- Speak grandly about new fancy
- Fancy some sweetcorn at eatery?
- Fancy lecture about Newton
- Fancy having worn a tee-shirt as host
- Fancy gold and brown backing on rear of vehicle
- Fancy duck the navy consumed
- Fancy address outside the capital in Norway
- Fancy a tenor being badly prepared
- Like some fancy stuff old sailors had
- Heavily decorated knight entering to make a speech
- Decorated old sailors at end of battle
- Decorated Antarctic explorer snubbed after inspiring navy
- Really fancy
- Elaborately adorned
- Excessively embellished
- Very fancy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ornate \Or*nate"\, v. t. To adorn; to honor. [R.]
They may ornate and sanctify the name of God.
--Latimer.
Ornate \Or*nate"\, a. [L. ornatus, p. p. of ornare to adorn.]
Elaborately adorned or decorated; beautifully sumptuous. ``So bedecked, ornate, and gay.''
--Milton.-
Finely finished, as a style of composition.
A graceful and ornate rhetoric.
--Milton.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
early 15c., from Latin ornatus "fitted out, furnished, supplied; adorned, decorated, embellished," past participle of ornare "adorn, fit out," from stem of ordo "order" (see order (n.)). Earliest reference is to literary style. Related: Ornately; ornateness.
Wiktionary
1 elaborately ornamented, often to excess. 2 flashy, flowery or showy 3 Finely finished, as a style of composition. v
(context obsolete English) To adorn; to honour.
WordNet
adj. rich in decorative detail [syn: embellished, ornamented]
marked by elaborate rhetoric and elaborated with decorative details; "a flowery speech"; "ornate rhetoric taught out of the rule of Plato"-John Milton [syn: flowery]
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "ornate".
From their midst, ornate cast-iron pillars sprouted, acanthus leaves flowing into cantilevered struts supporting flat canopies that sheltered the roadway from the rain.
The courtier checked over the ornate clasp holding together the medley of chatelettes: the scissors, the manicure set, bodkin, spoon, vinaigrette, needle-case, the looking-glass and spike-leaf strainer, the faulty timepiece, the workbox, the portrait and tilhals, the anlace, penknife, snuff-box, and pencil.
Gospels have no great knowledge of the politics and practices of the time, and so for them this anointing seems incidental, a mark of respect perhaps, or as some church commentators have argued, an ornate ceremony for greeting an honored guest.
Living and dying in the days of plutocrats, Argyle had left the ornate mansion and its surrounding grounds as a museum, not only to bear his name but to contain the many art treasures on which he had spent much of his vast fortune.
With a trace of awkwardness, he ran a hand over a cuiwed arm that jutted from its ornate headboard.
Litter First Lady and Keeper of the Home Hearth of Krevanel, critically regarded her reflection in the long mirror, whose ornate and begemmed frame rather overshadowed its smooth surface.
Abandoning defensive actions, they bolted up the steps until reaching an ornate stained-glass doorway.
Derek Burdon was in his dressing-gown, an ornate affair which emphasised his pallor.
There stood the chrismatory, the small, ornate glass phial in which he had carried the concentrated potion to the holy of holies.
Teku clung to his shoulder as he maneuvered out of the conservatory, through the carpeted hallway, back past the ornate domed room, and finally toward the scullery where Freen and the two chambermaids were finishing up.
Ornate globe lamps glowed against the duskiness and a low fire palpitated in the fireplace.
The floor was a highly polished black, reflecting the great, glittering electroliers, each one a crystalline complexity, suspended from the shallow dome of the ceiling, which was decorated with ornate bas-reliefs in a floral pattern.
Like most of the rooms Gil had seen in the south, it was nearly bare of furniture, the walls of ornate tile and plasterwork flowing upward into a hanging fantasia of pale-tinted stalactites-free of spiderwebs, a tribute to the palace servants and the fear that kept them at their jobs.
There was lobster bisque and baked salmon en croute and roasted vegetables and a leg of lamb and rosemary focaccia and watercress salad and a fabulously ornate wedding cake, chocolate in honor of the groom, that was topped with an odd pair: a pilot sporting a Red Baron hat and a sadistic-looking teacher whose ruler looked like a bayonet.
Placido Geist had brought along an ornate Mexican saddle, chased with silver and absurdly heavy.