Definition: The word "amelification" in the King James Version (KJV) is translated as "Ammelification". It can be used to describe a process by which something is changed or refined, especially for its appearance or value. The term was first found in the New Testament (Matthew 12:45) when Jesus rebukes the Pharisees over their treatment of the tax collectors. He says, "Whosoever transgresseth my word, and doeth mine apostlehood, he is dishonored of me; but him that believeth on me, heareth my words: and I am not ashamed of this of you." This phrase can be translated as "Ammelification" in the KJV. The process by which something is made more desirable or better than it otherwise would indicate is called ammelification. It's a subtle yet effective way to enhance the appearance of someone else, either for personal gain or public recognition.
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