embellishment

At the very least, there may have been some embellishment.

And even the family dog may get a little embellishment.

The fish can stand up to that sort of embellishment.

It seemed the lines in his face were an embellishment.

Embellishment and building onto the south front continued until 1840.

People that never heard anything about this are going to hear it all now, with embellishments.

These changes involved a series of embellishments in their culture and social organization.

Instead, they thought it was a wonderful embellishment to the story.

Within hours after his return he had been told the whole story, with the usual embellishments.

He had worked this entire campaign out and added a few embellishments of his own.

The story is heroic on its face and needs no embellishment.

Besides, this kind of embellishment is very close to what takes place in art.

Her explanation, so simply told, with no embellishments, could only be true, yet it was difficult to believe.

She told her story without embellishment, seldom meeting his eyes.

They are told that this sort of question or embellishment is inappropriate.

There are several themes running through the design of the house and its embellishment.

That is why crab and other embellishments are added, he said.

Sometimes they even tried embellishments that improved the tools' performance.

Together, they marked a return to embellishment on day suits.

Of course, any embellishment or elaboration you add is even better.

This was another conversation we'd had before, with variations and embellishments.

I had a hard enough time getting the basic layout to look right even without thinking about embellishments.

Quite right too; beauty such as hers really needs no embellishment.

Diversity was everything, and all this embellishment had to be admired.

When they are in perfect condition, summer fruits need little embellishment.