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Meanings of attired in English
Usage of attired in English
1
She was arrayed in white; probably she was attired in her bed-clothes.
2
Thus attired, no one could doubt her importance, or her royal status.
3
The countess, attired in armour, rode through the streets haranguing the townspeople.
4
Nayland Smith leaned against the edge of the dressing-table, attired in pyjamas.
5
Gonzalo Pizarro, attired in black, walked as chief mourner in the procession.
6
His mighty form, attired in pale blue pyjamas, stood in the doorway.
7
In a few minutes Ishmael, neatly attired, joined her in the parlor.
8
Tomlinson himself was attired in the full costume of a dignified clergyman.
9
The heiress was attired in lustreless black silk elaborately trimmed with jet.
10
I attended the funeral, with becoming dignity, attired in the deepest mourning.
11
The Queen was modestly attired in plain black, and wore no ornaments.
12
The latter were sturdy creatures, modestly attired in rough jackets and skirts.
13
Thus attired, Pierrette was the most enchanting little girl in all Provins.
14
It is an Indian girl, attired in a singular and picturesque costume.
15
The Master, sketchily attired, came running down the lawn, flashlight in hand.
16
Amongst the rest came in Buckingham, negligently attired, and without his visor.
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Attired across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common