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Meanings of evening suit in English
Most formal men's suit for gala and state occasions.
Synonyms
Examples for "full dress suit"
Examples for "full dress suit"
1
He had on his full dress suit, and his face wore one perpetual smile.
2
Nothing less strictly formal than the complete full dress suit is worn by the gentleman at the evening ball.
3
You can remove spots of egg from your full dress suit with ammonia and water, applied by means of a common nail brush.
4
One day he concealed his fury, which was ready to explode, under a full dress suit and sent in his card to Mademoiselle Dolores.
5
A full dress suit was made for Claude, and when he entered Society you could tell at once that he was not a waiter.
1
He decided that the boy should wear a dress-coat and white tie.
2
You think I had better wear a long coat and white tie?
3
And behind McKenna walked Theodore Roosevelt, also in white tie and tails.
4
Childers was laid out in, if memory serves, white tie and tails.
5
The invitation made clear that the occasion called for ' white tie with decorations'.
1
What happened if he changed into wolf form in full evening dress?
2
There emerged from it a young man, bare-headed, in full evening dress.
3
Shanghai society was present in force, and in full evening dress.
4
While he was doing this, Osborne came in dressed in full evening dress.
5
Then suddenly into our awed silence broke my mother in full evening dress.
Usage of evening suit in English
1
He was not a groundsman; he was in a full evening suit.
2
Janki looked very elegant in the full glory of an evening suit.
3
And you can depend on your evening suit to be up in time.
4
Bradford did not wear an evening suit; neither did he deem apology necessary.
5
Without thinking when he dressed, he had transferred it to his evening suit.
6
I'd ask you, Ellen, only I know Arthur hasn't got an evening suit.
7
It surprises you to see me in an evening suit, eh?
8
He did not buy, or even hire, an evening suit.
9
Put on your evening suit, and you'll be all right.
10
The inspector was in his best evening suit, something grey, probably from Armani as usual.
11
A stout perspiring Jew in a shabby evening suit came forward and begged for decorum.
12
Would six o'clock on Wednesday evening suit you, then?
13
The creature in the black evening suit and red ascot leaps forward with dreadful agility.
14
They found a young man in an evening suit trying to kiss a very pretty girl.
15
He was dressed in an evening suit.
16
He wore a most unconventional evening suit, the waistcoat cut very high, and a plain black tie.