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garments
noun as in array
noun as in attire
noun as in clothes
noun as in clothes/clothing
Weak matches
- accouterment
- apparel
- array
- caparison
- civvies
- costume
- covering
- drag
- drapery
- dress
- duds
- ensemble
- equipment
- finery
- frippery
- frock
- full feather
- garb
- gear
- getup
- habiliment
- habit
- hand-me-downs
- livery
- mufti
- outfit
- overclothes
- panoply
- rags
- raiment
- regalia
- rigging
- sack
- sportswear
- Sunday best
- tailleur
- tatters
- things
- threads
- toggery
- togs
- tout ensemble
- trappings
- trousseau
- underclothes
- vestment
- vesture
- vines
- wardrobe
- wear
- weeds
- zoot suit
noun as in clothing
Strong matches
- accouterment
- apparel
- array
- caparison
- civvies
- clothes
- costume
- covering
- drag
- drapery
- dress
- duds
- ensemble
- equipment
- feathers
- finery
- frippery
- frock
- garb
- 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
noun as in duds
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak match
noun as in gear
noun as in linen
noun as in threads
Example Sentences
Dressed in golden garments, Perrers was referred to as "The Lady of the Sun" by the king.
Despite an impressive celebrity guest-list and the extraordinary garments on show, the event failed to make newspaper front pages.
It was in the vestry where the choir was putting on its garments.
And I am truly preserving something unique because those garments are like a dying breed.
Since 2005, the Mulleavy sisters have designed clothes that are both art pieces as well as garments.
The wealth, which Ripperda deemed necessary for his expedition, was sewed into various parts of their muleteer garments.
But his servant runs after the man, and gets two talents of silver and some garments under false pretences.
Some who were wounded but not killed, a few children who crept under the garments of their dead mothers, lived until the morning.
All the people in this company carried with them long garments made of oiled paper.
Amid the hush that followed, the stranger picked himself slowly up, and sought to wipe the filth from his face and garments.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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