The owner rescued pieces from deserted monasteries to decorate the hotel.
But not Igor Olenicoff, who was caught commissioning forged sculptures to decorate his California properties.
I had dated non-Jews before, but none went so far as to decorate their home with such blatantly pious trinkets.
Five works by Russian-born artist Kon Trubkovich decorate its booth.
Awful lot of work to make and decorate, but she said that the finished result was worth the trouble.
It was to set apart a day to decorate the graves of the Union dead.
But for the sake of peace and harmony he was willing to decorate all round.
If people wished to decorate, they would decorate, and if they didn't, they wouldn't.
The work of my hands is visible; with it I am going to decorate your table.
But those antlers—I promised to decorate my room with those, Max!
early 15c., from Latin decoratus, past participle of decorare "to decorate, adorn, embellish, beautify," from decus (genitive decoris) "an ornament," from PIE root *dek- "to receive, be suitable" (see decent). Related: Decorated; decorating.
