embellisher
- noun
- /ɪmˈbɛlɪʃər/
- Specialized
- The skilled embellisher added beautiful trills to the melody, captivating everyone in the audience.
Examples
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As an embellisher, he often added flourishes that delighted the audience.
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The teacher praised her student for being a creative embellisher during the recital.
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The talented embellisher transformed the simple melody into a lively and expressive performance.
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The talented embellisher captivated the audience with his performance.
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Did you hear that embellisher play at the concert last night?
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As an embellisher, she brought a new level of emotion to the song with her intricate notes.
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During the performance, the embellisher used various techniques to enhance the melody and engage the listeners.
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Etymology
Embellisher comes from the parts em- 'make' and bel 'beautiful', the same root you see in beautiful, so a musical embellisher is someone who adds small, decorative notes to 'make' a melody more beautiful and expressive.