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Definition of elaborate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of elaborate is as below...
Elaborate
(v. t.) To
perfect
with
painstaking;
to
improve
or
refine
with labor and
study,
or by
successive
operations;
as, to
elaborate
a
painting
or a
literary
work..
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Inelaborate
::
Inelaborate
(a.) Not
elaborate;
not
wrought
with care;
unpolished;
crude;
unfinished.
Crass
::
Crass (a.)
Gross;
thick;
dense;
coarse;
not
elaborated
or
refined.
Lucubrate
::
Lucubrate
(v. t.) To
elaborate,
perfect,
or
compose,
by night study or by
laborious
endeavor..
High-wrought
::
High-wrought
(a.)
Wrought
with fine art or
skill;
elaborate.
Fretwork
::
Fretwork
(n.) Work
adorned
with
frets;
ornamental
openwork
or work in
relief,
esp. when
elaborate
and
minute
in its
parts.
Hence,
any
minute
play of light and
shade,
dark and
light,
or the
like..
Secrete
::
Secrete
(v. t.) To
separate
from the blood and
elaborate
by the
process
of
secretion;
to
elaborate
and emit as a
secretion.
See
Secretion.
Oratorio
::
Oratorio
(n.) A more or less
dramatic
text or poem,
founded
on some
Scripture
nerrative,
or great
divine
event,
elaborately
set to
music,
in
recitative,
arias,
grand
choruses,
etc., to be sung with an
orchestral
accompaniment,
but
without
action,
scenery,
or
costume,
although
the
oratorio
grew out of the
Mysteries
and the
Miracle
and
Passion
plays,
which were
acted..
Elaborate
::
Elaborate
(v. t.) To
perfect
with
painstaking;
to
improve
or
refine
with labor and
study,
or by
successive
operations;
as, to
elaborate
a
painting
or a
literary
work..
Inartificial
::
Inartificial
(a.) Not
artificial;
not made or
elaborated
by art;
natural;
simple;
artless;
as, an
inartificial
argument;
an
inartificial
character..
Lorgnette
::
Lorgnette
(n.)
elaborate
double
eyeglasses.
Artifice
::
Artifice
(n.)
Crafty
device;
an
artful,
ingenious,
or
elaborate
trick.
[Now the usual
meaning.].
Elaborate
::
Elaborate
(a.)
Wrought
with
labor;
finished
with great care;
studied;
executed
with
exactness
or
painstaking;
as, an
elaborate
discourse;
an
elaborate
performance;
elaborate
research..
Horn
::
Horn (n.) A wind
instrument
of
music;
originally,
one made of a horn (of an ox or a ram); now
applied
to
various
elaborately
wrought
instruments
of brass or other
metal,
resembling
a horn in
shape..
Elaborated
::
Elaborated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Elaborat.
Curious
::
Curious
(a.)
Exhibiting
care or
nicety;
artfully
constructed;
elaborate;
wrought
with
elegance
or
skill.
Damask
::
Damask
(n.)
Damask
silk; silk woven with an
elaborate
pattern
of
flowers
and the like.
Corsage
::
Corsage
(n.) a
flower
or small
arrangement
of
flowers
worn by a
person
as a
personal
ornament.
Typically
worn by women on
special
occasions
(as, at a ball or an
anniversary
celebration),
a
corsage
may be worn
pinned
to the
chest,
or tied to the
wrist.
It is
usually
larger
or more
elaborate
than a
boutonniere..
Performance
::
Performance
(n.) That which is
performed
or
accomplished;
a thing done or
carried
through;
an
achievement;
a deed; an act; a feat; esp., an
action
of an
elaborate
or
public
character..
Refinement
::
Refinement
(n.) That which is
refined,
elaborated,
or
polished
to
excess;
an
affected
subtilty;
as,
refinements
of
logic..
Hall
::
Hall (n.) A
vestibule,
entrance
room, etc., in the more
elaborated
buildings
of later
times..
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