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What is an antonym for decorate?

There isn't one perfect antonym for "decorate" as the opposite meaning depends on the context. Here are some options based on different situations:

If "decorate" means to make something more attractive:

* Strip: to remove decorations, often used for furniture or rooms.

* Deprive: to remove something valuable or appealing, suggesting a loss of decoration.

* Desolate: to make a place barren and unattractive.

If "decorate" means to add embellishments:

* Simplify: to make something less complex or ornate.

* Plain: to make something basic and without any embellishments.

* Depersonalize: to remove any personal touches or decorations.

If "decorate" means to add something to make it more appealing:

* Disfigure: to damage or make something less attractive.

* Mar: to damage the beauty or perfection of something.

* Degrade: to lower the quality or value of something.

The best antonym will depend on the specific situation you are referring to.

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