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clad

adjective as in adorned

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Its popularity also jumped when xAI rolled out a range of avatars that users could speak with directly, including one named Ani, a scantily clad female stylized like an anime character.

Ragoravich’s dacha is a “garish and almost grotesque” palace clad in marble that makes Maggie think of Versailles, but in a way that makes Versailles seem dumpy.

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A group, mainly clad in black, were led away from the ground at about 18:30 BST - more than 90 minutes after the match had finished.

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Another shared a drawing of a stick-figure family — the males clad in sombreros — with the caption, “Big or small, deport them all.”

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But the moment quickly soured when a woman, clad in Phillies gear and now widely dubbed “Phillies Karen,” approached, grabbed the father’s arm and demanded the ball.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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