set decoration
- noun
- Specialized
Examples
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And again, Martin Whist and the production design and set decoration teams just hit it out of the park with this location.
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One product will be the item discussed during the segment; the others will be wallpaper or used for set decoration.
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You get the same thrill when you realize a bit of set decoration or costuming in a film foreshadows a character's eventual fate.
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The set decoration created a vibrant atmosphere for the play, making the scenes more engaging.
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During the film's production, the set decoration included intricate props that enhanced the storytelling.
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The designers worked hard on the set decoration to ensure every detail contributed to the overall visual experience.
Synonyms
Making something look more attractive by adding things like lights or ornaments
The scenery and props arranged to show a place in a play or film
Something added to make a person or thing look more attractive
Details added to make something look more beautiful
The background and objects on a stage that show where and when a play happens
The arrangement of background and objects on a stage to show where the story happens
How Decorative
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'set' (stage/film scenery) combined with 'decoration' (an ornament or embellishment) yields 'decoration for the set.' A B1 learner who knows both constituents can readily derive this meaning, as the noun-noun relationship is transparent and cross-linguistically common.
Etymology
The noun set decoration comes from theatre and film. The word set means the stage or room for a scene and decoration means the furniture and small objects placed there, so the phrase refers to the items and arrangements used to make the scene look real.