to muraled
- verb
- /ˈmjʊr.ələd/
:
decorar con murales
- The community center was muraled by local artists to celebrate the town's history.
Examples
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After the renovation, the once plain hallway was muraled with vibrant scenes from nature.
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Many schools have muraled their walls to create a more inspiring environment for students.
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The artist muraled the old wall beautifully.
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She muraled her bedroom with vibrant colors.
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The community center was muraled by local artists to celebrate the town's history.
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After the renovation, the once plain hallway was muraled with vibrant scenes from nature.
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Many schools have muraled their walls to create a more inspiring environment for students.
Synonyms
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7.5
Decorate something with a bright, noticeable symbol or design
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4.8
To make a pattern on a surface by applying paint through a thin sheet with holes
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Covered with a layer of paint
To paint a picture on wet plaster on a wall or ceiling
Covered with small things that make something look more beautiful
Covered with large cloths that have woven pictures
How Covered
Surface Forms
Morphology
muraled = mural (transparent) = mural + ed
The verb is a direct verbal use of 'mural' (conversion) with regular past/past-participle suffix '-ed', so the meaning is plainly derived from 'mural'.
Etymology
Muraled comes from mural, which comes from the old Latin word murus meaning 'wall'. So to be muraled is to have a large picture painted on a wall, an easy image to remember.