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Meanings of full dress suit in English
Most formal men's suit for gala and state occasions.
Synonyms
Examples for "white tie"
Examples for "white tie"
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.
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.
Usage of full dress suit in English
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.
6
One side of the figure was draped in the evening garb of a lady, while the other wore the full dress suit of a gentleman.
7
You could wear a full dress suit of black with propriety, or a Prince Albert coat, with your hand thrust into the bosom of it.