undecorated

as insimple
as inunadorned
as invanilla

Antonyms for undecorated

unadorned

adjective. plain, simple

Word Origin & History

early 15c., from Latin decoratus, past participle of decorare "to decorate, adorn, embellish, beautify," from decus (genitive decoris) "an ornament," from PIE root *dek- "to receive, be suitable" (see decent). Related: Decorated; decorating.

Example Sentences forundecorated

After that, the undecorated European face is unpleasant and ignoble.

The center board is beaded on each side, while the outer boards are undecorated.

The walls were undecorated, except by one or two pictures, the works of masters.

And yet how undecorated, not to say how plain, the style in the more level passages often is!

As beautiful, yes; all machinery may be beautiful when it is undecorated even.

This is to throw the figure against a high wall which is undecorated or nearly so.

Each house is built solidly of stone, square and undecorated.

No one pretends, Pollen, that your papers are wonders of undecorated truth.

There are many specimens of undecorated ware of all shapes and sizes, a type of which is shown in plate cxx, d.

Her gleaming dress of white satin, undecorated, unadorned, fell in delicate lines about her limbs.

undecorated

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vanilla

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