Embellishers

/ɪmˈbɛlɪʃərz/ noun

Definition

Plural form; multiple people who add decorative details or enhancements to things.

Etymology

Plural of embellisher, formed by adding -s to the singular noun, following standard English pluralization rules established in Middle English.

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Medieval manuscript illuminators were the original embellishers, spending months adding gold leaf and intricate details to single letters—some monks became so famous for their work that they signed their embellishments centuries before artists regularly got credit.

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