1. dressed or adorned in a showy, gaudy, or excessive manner
Usage: often used with disapproval; archaic or literary

Examples

• She arrived at the party in a dizened gown covered with sequins and feathers.
• The dizened performers took the stage in their elaborate costumes.
• He thought the room was too dizened with unnecessary decorations.
• The dizened bride wore so much jewelry that she could barely move.
• Critics found the production dizened and lacking in subtlety.