Difference between Embellish and Aggrandize

EMBELLISH vs AGGRANDIZE: VERB

To make something sound or look better or more acceptable than it is in reality, to distort.
To make more beautiful and attractive; to decorate.
Make more beautiful
Make more attractive by adding ornament, colour, etc.
Be beautiful to look at
Add details to

To increase the scope of; extend.
To make greater in power, influence, stature, or reputation.
To consider to be or cause to appear greater than is really the case; exaggerate.
To make great; to enlarge; to increase.
To make great or greater in power, rank, honor, or wealth; -- applied to persons, countries, etc.
To make appear great or greater; to exalt.

To set off with ornamentation; make beautiful, pleasing, or attractive to the eye or the mind; adorn; decorate; deck: as, to embellish the person with rich apparel; to embellish a garden with shrubs and flowers; a style embellished by metaphors; a book embellished by engravings.
Synonyms Ornament, Decorate, etc. (see adorn). See list under decorate.

Also spelled aggrandise.
To grow or become greater.
Synonyms To honor, dignify, advance, elevate, give luster to.
To widen in scope; increase in size or intensity; enlarge; extend; elevate.
To magnify or exaggerate.
To make great or greater in power, wealth, rank, or honor; exalt: as, to aggrandize a family.

Glorify, Dramatise, Blow up, Deck, Grace, Lard, Pad, Ornament, Beautify, Adorn, Aggrandize, Dramatize, Decorate, Embroider, Prettify

Perpetuate, Belittle, Ingratiate, Ennoble, Subjugate, Arrogate, Aggrandise, Exalt, Dramatise, Lard, Blow up, Pad, Embroider, Dramatize, Embellish

Dress, Enhance, Glorify, Blow up, Deck, Grace, Lard, Pad, Ornament, Beautify, Adorn, Aggrandize, Decorate, Embroider, Prettify

Delude, Denigrate, Emasculate, Perpetuate, Belittle, Ingratiate, Ennoble, Subjugate, Arrogate, Exalt, Lard, Blow up, Pad, Embroider, Embellish

Many rulers have acquired power simply by seizing it and have used it primarily to aggrandize themselves.
The German military leaders wanted to aggrandize Germany and, if necessary, to resort to war for that purpose.
It must have been for no other purpose than to aggrandize the coffers of Morris and Sons, of Carmarthen!
As we know from history, coercive power at the center will aggrandize itself if left unchecked by other powers.
Individuals may begin to aggrandize this area ofweakness, to the detriment of valuing their strengths.
If the president could acquire power through usurpation he might aggrandize all governmental power.
Tests of a problem or cannot aggrandize power to make a treaty?
Avoid anxiety to curb the production of hormone cortisol and adrenaline, which aggrandize acne.
In curious ways, people tend to aggrandize the role of leaders.
Your gracious presence will aggrandize the event charm.