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decor
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
decor
(noun)
decor
noun
or
décor
/deɪ
ˈ
koɚ/
/
ˈ
deɪˌkoɚ/
plural
decors
decor
noun
or
décor
/deɪ
ˈ
koɚ/
/
ˈ
deɪˌkoɚ/
plural
decors
Britannica Dictionary definition of DECOR
:
the way that a room or the inside of a building is decorated
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count
]
—
usually singular
We loved the
decor
of the restaurant.
It had a very elegant
décor
.
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The store offers a lot in home
decor
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