Difference between Bedecked and Decked

BEDECKED vs DECKED: NOUN

Dressed; adorned.
Furnished with a deck or decks: as, a three-decked ship.
In heraldry, edged or purfled with another color: thus, the feathers of a bird of one tincture are decked of another tincture. Also marguetté.

Glittered, Garlanded, Emblazed, Swathed, Garbed, Attired, Draped, Decorated, Festooned, Arrayed, Decked out, Clothed, Clad, Decked, Adorned

Draped, Festooned, Garbed, Dressed, Attired, Kitted, Bridged, Overthrown, Hit, Floored, Decked out, Clothed, Adorned, Clad, Bedecked

Emblazoned, Glittered, Garlanded, Emblazed, Swathed, Garbed, Attired, Draped, Decorated, Festooned, Arrayed, Clothed, Clad, Decked, Adorned

Decorated, Draped, Festooned, Garbed, Dressed, Attired, Kitted, Bridged, Overthrown, Hit, Floored, Clothed, Adorned, Clad, Bedecked

Bedecked in safe and metal for indoors as durable as the public.
They look like large muscular humans with ragged hair bedecked in a cloak of leaves and thorns.
Bedecked in potted plants, summer visitors enjoy chatting or reading on one of the four patio areas.
Julee and Bill have bedecked with souvenirs from their travels to create a virtual grand tour.
He became obsessed with religion and began appearing onstage bedecked in long white robes.
Bedecked in red, he's looking both good sartorially and on the leaderboard.
BEDECKED, BOOHOOED, CHECKBOOK, CODEBOOK, COOKBOOK, DECIDED, DIOXIDE, DOBCHICK, EXCEEDED, HOODOOED, and KEBOBBED.
They are bedecked in a coat of many colors, she thinks.
The interior is whitewashed, and bedecked in an excessively gaudy manner.
Bedecked meresteads had extremly scurrilously whealed upon a bea.