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Meanings of accoutrement (accoutrements) in English
Usage of accoutrements in English
1
In one respect they are all nearly alike-intheir armour and accoutrements.
2
We could see all the arms and accoutrements as plain as plain.
3
To pass, the uniform and accoutrements of a soldier are not enough.
4
The belts, accoutrements, and rifles had all been rubbed up and scoured.
5
You have not yet laid aside your accoutrements; traitors, deserters, scoundrels, rascals.
6
She usually numbers glasses and a dark velvet bag among her accoutrements.
7
For the trip each man was expected to furnish his own accoutrements.
8
These were all the accoutrements expected for someone who battled the undead.
9
He looked at their accoutrements and horses, and nodded his head approvingly.
10
They did not inspect our water-skins, arms, and accoutrements for nothing to-day.
11
Two unfortunate marines, however, encumbered with their accoutrements, had remained under her.
12
Her accoutrements are a carpet bag and her parrot-headed umbrella, which talks.
13
However, its downtown building won't contain the accoutrements to appeal to Korean buyers.
14
Fads for the latest personal accoutrements gripped the Bon Ton in seasonal epidemics.
15
The previous tenant must have left some of his accoutrements behind.
16
She seemed so experienced and self-reliant in her tinsel helmet and military accoutrements.
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Accoutrements across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common