Ribboned: meaning, definitions and examples
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ribboned
[ ˈrɪbənd ]
decorative appearance
Ribboned refers to something that is adorned or decorated with ribbons, which are typically long, narrow strips of cloth. This style often signifies an element of elegance or festivity. It can apply to various items such as gifts, clothing, or decorative objects. The use of ribbons can evoke feelings of celebration, joy, or formality, depending on the context.
Synonyms
decorated, embellished, trimmed
Examples of usage
- The ribboned gift was beautifully wrapped.
- She wore a ribboned dress to the party.
- The ribboned tablecloth added a festive touch.
Translations
Translations of the word "ribboned" in other languages:
🇵🇹 com fita
🇮🇳 रिबन वाला
🇩🇪 mit Schleifen
🇮🇩 berpita
🇺🇦 обв'язаний стрічкою
🇵🇱 wstążkowany
🇯🇵 リボン付きの
🇫🇷 à rubans
🇪🇸 con cintas
🇹🇷 kurdelalı
🇰🇷 리본이 있는
🇸🇦 مزين بشريط
🇨🇿 s mašlemi
🇸🇰 so stužkami
🇨🇳 带有丝带的
🇸🇮 s pentljami
🇮🇸 me borða
🇰🇿 лентамен
🇬🇪 რიბონის მქონე
🇦🇿 lentlə
🇲🇽 con cintas
Etymology
The word 'ribbon' comes from the Middle English term 'riband', which is believed to have originated from the Old French word 'riban', derived from a Germanic source. Ribbons have been used since ancient times, originally for practical purposes such as tying together bundles or securing clothing. Over time, they evolved into decorative elements for fashion and celebrations. The adjective form 'ribboned' gained prominence as ribbons became prevalent in various aspects of life, from gift wrapping to fashion embellishments. As the use of ribbons spread culturally, the term 'ribboned' also took on connotations associated with celebrations, awards, and decorative crafts.