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Any other sort of higher education was what they both called ornamental.

"A very ornamental young woman and knows how to make the most of it."

I saw him look out of the small ornamental window in the front door.

It is common in the wild and also used as an ornamental.

The members are sometimes used as ornamental plants but not very often.

By 1787 there was an ornamental lake in front of the house.

They were too ornamental to be replaced by a wall.

There was a great, ornamental window at the far end of the main room.

He had always respected women, found them pretty and ornamental.

In addition, it is often used as an ornamental plant.

He had to find out what made his ornamental desk piece so important.

The first job is to cut ornamental grasses to the ground.

Members of the group are often grown as ornamental plants.

They designed all of the ornamental buildings in the park.

However, there is no indication of any use beyond ornamental.

"I like taking something so freely available in our society and making it ornamental."

But when it comes to things ornamental I, of course, have no objection.

The ornamental grasses have given their all, too, and should be cut to the ground.

Go and make yourself useful, since you are too big to be ornamental.

Though ornamental in character, the well was also part of the city's water supply system.

The ornamental work of the dome is worth to seen.

It was first introduced to California as an ornamental plant.

A main feature of the park is the ornamental lake.

The tree had long been popular as an ornamental in Japan.

It is still the most important of all the ornamental scripts.