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Meanings of accoutred in English
Provided with necessary articles of equipment for a specialized purpose (especially military)
Usage of accoutred in English
1
Behind the last should be placed the foot-soldiers all accoutred in mail.
2
The third time I sweated and staggered to my feet, completely accoutred.
3
Unless privately armed, however, the minstrel was ill-accoutred for any dangerous occupation.
4
Those heroes were unbearable, like two tigers accoutred with teeth and claws.
5
Four horses, saddled and accoutred, were conferring with their heads close together.
6
I accoutred myself in the wrestler's garb; I entered the ring.
7
And second, they were all so much cleaner and better accoutred than he.
8
Here the Prince was accoutred cap-à-pie, and in consequence hauled out a paper.
9
He was accoutred with musket and with pistols in his belt.
10
Thus accoutred, we took a parting breakfast with our friends; and set forth.
11
With the breaking of morning I was accoutred for my ride.
12
By my faith, it is the best accoutred body we have seen yet.
13
Here the Prince was accoutred cap-à-pie, and hauled out a paper.
14
The American army was only half that number, ill accoutred and poorly armed.
15
To a second bed, accoutred with straps like Orpheus's, but empty.
16
Men well accoutred in ringed and studded armour, iron helmets, swords and shields.
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