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feathers

NOUN
clothing
Synonyms
STRONG
accouterment apparel array caparison civvies clothes costume covering drag drapery dress duds ensemble equipment finery frippery frock garb garments gear habiliment habit hand-me-downs livery mufti outfit overclothes panoply rags raiment regalia rigging sack sportswear tatters things threads tog trappings trousseau underclothes vestment vesture vines wardrobe wear
WEAK
full feather getup glad rags tailleur toggery tout ensemble
NOUN
fluff
Synonyms
STRONGEST
fuzz lint
STRONG
eiderdown fleece floss wool
NOUN
garb
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apparel attire costume dress duds garment uniform
STRONG
appearance array clothes form gear guise habiliment habit outfit rags raiment robes semblance things threads vestments wear
Antonyms
STRONG
reality
NOUN
garment
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apparel costume dress robe
STRONG
array attire covering drapes duds garb gear habiliment habit outfit raiment things threads togs uniform vestments wear weeds
WEAK
getup
NOUN
gear
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apparel attire costume dress garb
STRONG
array clothes drapes duds garments habit outfit rags threads togs wear
WEAK
toggery
NOUN
stuffing
Synonyms
STRONGEST
dressing filling
STRONG
filler insides padding tomentum
NOUN
tuft
Synonyms
STRONG
bunch cluster collection cowlick group knot plumage ruff shock topknot tussock
Antonyms
STRONG
individual one

Example Sentences

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Badminton's world governing body has approved the use of synthetic shuttlecocks in selected tournaments amid a shortage of duck and goose feathers.

From BBC • Apr. 8, 2026

She would just be free and wear glitter on her face and have feathers in her hair and her music was very unapologetically brash and tongue-in-cheek with the lyrics.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 25, 2026

Egret feathers commanded double their weight in gold.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 23, 2026

He has enjoyed ruffling feathers during his time at Holyrood.

From BBC • Mar. 22, 2026

The birds were drowsy and contented, with their feathers fluffed around them like pillows.

From "The Interrupted Tale" by Maryrose Wood