embellishing
Speech parts
1. embellishing - Noun
2. embellishing - Verb
Meaning
of Embellish
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Combined, this often led to Howard embellishing facts in his communication, not with an intention to deceive but just to make a better story.
Actually, I'm embellishing to call it "effort" to grow favas.
During the Swing era, many soloists improvised "by ear" by embellishing the melody with ornaments and passing notes.
Rabbi Eliezar of Worms, in his elegy for his wife Dulca, praised her for teaching the other women how to pray and embellishing the prayer with music.
His career didn't immediately take off; Wolfe once took The Associated Press writing test and "dismally failed," he later recounted, noting that he was faulted for embellishing the test material, a primal sin at the AP.
If you are embellishing experience, the interviewer will see through that pretty quickly.