How to pronounce “embroider”(verb) in English

Stories become embroidered with time.

Maybe it's more like embroidery: where a bunch of threads are sewn together and those embroidered threads together at a distance

and much more useful to us because it can be embroidered and embedded in a lot of our activities.

And as I said earlier, they embroider some parts, and they take out some stuff they don't like, depending on their own

So, -- >>Martha Stewart: Do you embroider?

unwinding the endless tapestry of time, embroidered with spectral figures of life and death, could have but one brief holiday."

winner of the Tate’s Turner Prize is genuinely and wholeheartedly a married cross dresser in a taffeta baby doll dress elaborately embroidered with a miniature penis motif.

Beneath her lay two garden beds embroidered with green arabesques of faultless symmetry; low trimmed hedges winding amid a soil of rich, reddish

So right from the beginning, people are taking this basic simple story of the abduction of a little girl, and they're starting to retell it and to embroider it a bit, change the