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beautifier

beautifier

4.6
A person or thing that makes places look prettier
  • noun
  • /ˈbjuːtəˌfaɪər/
translation icon : embellecedor
  • Makeup artists are often considered beautifiers, as they enhance their clients' natural features.

Examples

  • The artist is a true beautifier, bringing life and color to the dull streets of the city.

  • How do we move beyond participants, observers, beautifiers, and "decorators" and into a more integrated part of development planning?

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  • In her role as a beautifier, she transformed the garden into a vibrant oasis filled with flowers.

Synonyms

beautician
vsbeautifier
11 3.4

A person who gives beauty treatments like hair styling and facials

is anyone or anything that makes things attractive not only a salon worker
fluffer
vsbeautifier
1 9.5

A person who arranges objects to make a room or photo look nicer

improves appearance more generally not just arranging or staging things to look good
embellisher
vsbeautifier
6.0

A person or thing that adds small details to make something look nicer

makes things attractive in general rather than just adding decorative bits

Antonyms

39 5.5

A person or thing that causes great damage

How Effective

beautifier
4.6
stylist
25 4.1
decorator
46 3.5
helper
79 1.0

Surface Forms

beautifier singular
beautifiers plural

Morphology

beautifier = beautify (transparent) = beauty + ify + er

Agentive/tool formation from 'beautify' is straightforward and yields 'one who makes beautiful'.

Etymology

Beautifier comes from beauty with the parts -ify ('make') and -er ('one who' or 'thing that does'). That is why a person or object that makes a place or thing more attractive, like a gardener or a new fountain, can be called a beautifier.