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Meanings of clad in in English
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Usage of clad in in English
1
The females of both species are clad in the same reddish-brown suits.
2
When Cyrus entered the temples he found the public clad in mourning.
3
The loftiest spiritual utterances are often clad in the poorest scientific draperies.
4
He was tall and slender and clad in the habiliments of woe.
5
Both were clad in the thick, warmth-giving garments characteristic of the north.
6
He wouldn't have been shocked to see them clad in animal fur.
7
The savages, were clad in the spoils they had captured from civilisation.
8
Then archers, clad in green, came to the edge of the forest.
9
I was at Sans-Souci at three, clad in a simple black dress.
10
Now they infest society clad in the most immaculate of evening clothes.
11
These were generally clad in the sober manner of their own times.
12
Thou art he that is clad in the skin of an elephant.
13
She had been insufficiently clad in winter, too heavily clad in summer.
14
Priests, clad in white, were prostrate at the foot of the sarcophagus.
15
This woman, clad in mourning, was the symbol of the Belgian populace.
16
She saw a tall figure clad in brown leaning against the stone.
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United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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