अधिक सुंदर बनवा,

Verb:

सुशोभित करा,

prettified's Usage Examples:

financial woes he took a post as serial conductor for Heinrich Berté"s prettified Schubert pastiche Das Dreimaderlhaus (Blossom Time).

praised the acting of the four leads, but criticized the storyline and the "prettified slow-motion footage.

her flanks when she deceived her husband [Kronos (Cronus)]! I bring no prettified shape for my Kronion (Cronion) [Zeus], I do not trick my husband with.

Jonathan Jones described it as having a "false nobility" and being a "prettified and toothless" memorial.

glow sticks out quite yet, even though there"s a brighter dubby flow, prettified by tinkling bells and mysterious synth meanders that owe something to.

Christopher MacLehose (who works for British publisher Quercus) "needlessly prettified" the English translation; as such, Murray requested he be credited under.

show "so bad that it makes you forget how good the songs are," with "prettified singing" that was "all wrong," and wrote that "if you went to see this.

was more critical of the film, saying, "Death Bell annoyingly combines prettified, slick visual filmmaking (but with no real depth) and gag-inducing torture.

castle with its splendid prospect a Victorian makeover that the present prettified building retains, externally at least.

described most of the dictator"s works as "awful landscapes" which they had "prettified".

"Words on Bathroom Walls review – prettified portrait of mental illness".

There is photographic evidence to suggest the ruins were prettified during the second half of the 19th century, with eroded parapets rebuilt.

of The Wall Street Journal called the music "gritty, in-your-face, not-prettified funk played with fire" and an homage to old school funk and soul.

Synonyms:

neaten, dress up, titivate, become, embellish, ameliorate, dress, spruce up, slick up, shine, improve, curry, smarten up, smoothen, beautify, smooth, better, suit, amend, fancify, groom, spiff up, spruce, meliorate, polish, tittivate, window-dress,

Antonyms:

uglify, worsen, disorder, undress, dress down,