to tittivate
- verb
- /ˈtɪtɪˌveɪt/
:
arreglarse
- She decided to tittivate herself before the big meeting.
Examples
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They spent the afternoon tittivating the living room for the party.
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He tittivated his outfit with a stylish scarf.
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He always tittivates his desk before important visitors arrive.
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She loves to tittivate her appearance before going out.
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She decided to tittivate herself before the big meeting.
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He always tittivates his desk before important visitors arrive.
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She loves to tittivate her appearance before going out.
Synonyms
56
3.4
Make something look nicer or more attractive for a special event
26
4.1
To make a place or person look neat and smart
13
3.8
To make yourself or a place look cleaner and nicer
10
6.3
To make something more beautiful by adding decorative details
9
3.2
To make a place or person more attractive by adding decorations like paint
8
8.7
Make something or someone look fancier by adding decorations
8
7.2
To get ready by fixing your clothes, hair, or makeup carefully
7
3.9
Make yourself look attractive by dressing and doing your hair or makeup
6
4.3
Make people and places look nicer by dressing up, adding decorations, or using makeup
5
8.6
To dress or decorate in a fancy way to look nicer
3
3.9
To make someone or something look neater and more attractive
1
7.2
Make a person or place look neater and nicer by cleaning and adding small things
1
7.2
To dress up and make yourself look attractive for a special event
1
6.8
Make yourself or someone more stylish using clothes and makeup
1
5.7
Make something look nicer by adding decorations
1
7.4
To make something like a car or outfit look very fancy by adding bright decorations
1
5.0
Make something look more attractive, often only on the surface
1
4.8
Make yourself or a place look neater and more stylish
To make a place or yourself neat and look nicer
Make a person look neat and more attractive by dressing and grooming them carefully
To dress carefully to look fancy
To make a person or thing look fancy, often in a showy way
To make someone or something look fancier to impress people
To put on special clothes to look attractive for an event
To put on fancy clothes to look good
Make something look more stylish and attractive
Make something look more attractive by adding decorations
To make something look more beautiful or artistic
Antonyms
How Neat
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tittivate is a playful verb that probably began as a small repeating sound to show tiny, careful touches; a helpful way to remember it is to think of it like tidy but with a little extra 'make pretty'. So, to tittivate something is to 'make neat, smart, or attractive' by fixing small details.