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Undecorated   Listen
adjective
Undecorated  adj.  See decorated.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Undecorated" Quotes from Famous Books



... merchants would willingly give twenty pounds for the presence of an "actual State Councillor" who perhaps never heard of his grandfather, but who can show a grand cordon; whilst they would not give twenty pence for the presence of an undecorated Prince without official rank, though he might be able to trace his pedigree up to the half-mythical Rurik. Of the latter they would probably say, "Kto ikh znact?" (Who knows what sort of a fellow he is?) ...
— Russia • Donald Mackenzie Wallace

... hardware and painting all contributed to this result. Most influential of all in maintaining this architectural integrity, perhaps, was the use of archways and open arcades at the entrances to the center block and two wings. These open arcades, with their simple, undecorated keystone arches are the distinguishing features of the Fairfax County Courthouse in the 1970's ...
— The Fairfax County Courthouse • Ross D. Netherton

... and one complained of "Mr. Tanqueray's own somewhat undraped attitude toward the naked truth," observing that truth was not nearly so naked as "Mr. Tanqueray would have us think." Another praised "his large undecorated splendour." They split him up into all his attributes and antitheses. They found wonder in his union of tenderness and brutality. They spoke of "the steady beat of his style," and his touch, "the delicate, velvet ...
— The Creators - A Comedy • May Sinclair



Words linked to "Undecorated" :   bare, unadorned, plain, untufted, adorned, spare, unembellished, unclothed



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