tittivation
- noun
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embellecimiento
- She spent hours on tittivation before the party, making sure everything looked perfect.
Examples
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The kitchen needed a little tittivation to brighten it up for the holidays.
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After some quick tittivation, the room felt much more inviting.
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The tittivation of the garden made it look beautiful.
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We need some tittivations to brighten up the room.
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After some quick tittivation, the room felt much more inviting.
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She spent hours on tittivation before the party, making sure everything looked perfect.
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The kitchen needed a little tittivation to brighten it up for the holidays.
Synonyms
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1.0
Making something look more attractive by adding things like lights or ornaments
15
5.8
Something added to make a story or thing more interesting
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3.9
A small repair to make something look better
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4.2
Something added to make a person or thing look more attractive
8
5.6
An action that makes something look better than it really is to hide problems
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4.2
Making a place or thing look nicer
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4.9
Details added to make something look more beautiful
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8.6
Making things look beautiful or like art, often ignoring practical and moral issues
Small changes you make to look neater and more attractive
Making something look nicer without changing how it really is
To make something look more attractive using paint, plants or lights
Work that adds small decorative parts to make something look better
Making a car or machine stronger and faster
Antonyms
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5.9
A slow change when something like a building or a person's health becomes worse
How Neat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tittivation comes from the playful verb tittivate, which means 'to make small, pretty changes'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a quick 'tidy' or 'tweak' that makes something look neater, which is why tittivation means small improvements to appearance.