The word 'beautifying' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that means to make something more beautiful or attractive. For example, "The gardener spent the day beautifying the garden with colorful flowers."
The White House did not reply with specificity to calls and emails on why the woman who had, for the duration of Obama's presidency, been entrusted with beautifying the nation's most famous address was apparently not trusted to leave the premises on her own.
A Chinese spokesman accused Mr Abe of "beautifying aggression", and called the war criminals remembered at Yasukuni "the Nazis of Asia".
Too many "pressing threats" get in the way of beautifying the way other countries govern themselves.
Finally Mr Fischler's CAP reforms would make it more likely that EU money is spent on goals that ordinary people genuinely support, such as beautifying the countryside and keeping small farmers in business.
Mr Hugin does not expect liquidity to increase much, because with the financial year coming to an end, investors will concentrate on beautifying their portfolios.
Philanthropy continues, but remarkably little goes into beautifying their environment (Silicon Valley is the ugliest industrial cluster imaginable).Similar complaints can be heard in other centres of elitism: Wall Street does not do much about the Bronx, and the City of London usually ignores the East End.
But toward the end of the 17th century, there was a growing interest in beautifying houses and laying out gardens and squares, with a commensurate demand for balconies, staircases, and garden gates.
At times he seemed to be everywhere at once, encouraging better physical fitness, improving the morale of government workers, bringing brilliant advisers to the White House, and beautifying Washington, D.C. His wife joined him as an advocate for American culture.
"British women - and men - are beautifying down below just like they would anywhere else.
Medieval, which King describes as the "entry level of reds", was inspired by beautifying techniques from the Middle Ages when it wasn't respectable for women to paint their lips.
Pericles deemed it proper, over the protests of his opponents, to use this money on beautifying the city; in this way he could keep the money in circulation and provide jobs for the whole population.
