1. Plural of ornamentation; decorative elements or embellishments added to something to make it more attractive or beautiful.
Usage: Usually used in plural form; refers to multiple decorative items or the collective act of decorating.
2. In music, extra notes or flourishes added to a melody to enhance its beauty or expressiveness.
Usage: Musical term; refers to grace notes, trills, and other decorative musical elements.

Examples

• The ornamentations on the wedding cake included delicate sugar flowers and gold leaf.
• She removed the ornamentations from the plain dress to create a more modern look.
• The baroque composer added elaborate ornamentations to the main melody.
• The ornamentations in the cathedral's architecture showcase the skill of medieval craftsmen.
• He preferred furniture without excessive ornamentations, favoring a minimalist style.
• The ornamentations on the Christmas tree sparkled under the lights.
• The pianist performed the piece with beautiful ornamentations that impressed the audience.