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Meanings of black garb in English
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Usage of black garb in English
1
Anita, in her boyish black garb; Venza, with a flowing white Venus-robe.
2
Murderers of black garb and pious mien, to the bar of justice!
3
This was the first time their black garb seemed remotely appropriate.
4
Waitresses in their black garb stood along the wall by the serving hatch.
5
The councillors, somber in their black garb, waited by the litter, their faces set and stern.
6
Beside her, a short man dressed in the red-and- black garb of a councilman bowed to the pair.
7
High above behind a casement window hovered a figure in black garb, that figure, I now observed, unmistakably a woman's.
8
Stretched out before them were the lights of the Exposition, a blur of twinkling diamonds against the black garb of night.
9
The only real sin was to be baptised into the faith, assume the plain black garb and then break the rules.
10
I got mine in black because it was sleek and looked professional with the all- black garb we were required to wear.
11
Pierre, who was clad in all- black garb and wore what looked suspiciously like guy-liner, tapped a silver Mont Blanc pen against his lips.
12
He paused on the gravel walk and turned, his imposing figure in tall black hat and black garb blurred by the falling shadows.
13
She watched in fascination, absently noting that the severity of his black garb did nothing to detract from the grace with which he moved.