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Meanings of garb in English
Synonyms
Examples for "garment"
Examples for "garment"
1
Especially since she started the year in the garment without any credit!
2
Ask yourself how long you will be using a garment or item.
3
The one garment, I thought, was the only drawback in the scene.
4
They enclosed the whole body to the armpits in a waterproof garment.
5
To be clear, this is not a garment that will protect you.
1
Rising apparel costs could also weigh on Sears' gross margins next year.
2
But the true test of good workout apparel isn't how it looks.
3
The first occurs in his description of the apparel of Indian women:
4
Crew makes preparations for possible debt restructuring -sources U.S. apparel retailer J.
5
The two men in white apparel give the key to the ascension.
1
Sweet and dainty were the damsels, alike in raiment and in face.
2
All the remainder of the raiment they indulged in was utterly indescribable.
3
The labor of the daughter's hands provides food and raiment for both.
4
No change had taken place in the ordinary raiment of my friend.
5
The naked trees were being clothed in spring raiment, fresh and green.
1
It is difficult to clothe such shadowy abstractions in clear, simple form.
2
They clothe themselves in winter with good furs of beaver and elk.
3
The town of Mowbray ought to clothe the world with our resources.
4
Their bread shall feed our famishing country; their wool clothe its nakedness.
5
A winter campaign would be hard, with men to feed and clothe.'
1
Shandy walked up to them, feeling hollow and colder than the tog.
2
But de tog is de pest runner of dem poys, egsept de vootchuck.
3
I'd tog you out like an A.B., and swear you knew your duty.
4
They also called me "tog", which was a local term for queer.
5
I'd borrowed money from Francina and bought myself some used boys' togs.
1
Several attempts had been made to habilitate Oscar Wilde's drama on the New York stage, and had failed.
2
But sorrow and disaster have followed upon innumerable efforts to habilitate it in the opera houses of the world.
3
For our own sake we must habilitate him, educate and elevate him, make him, if possible, a contented and useful citizen.
4
After the lapse of twenty years it is still impossible to say that "Otello" has really been habilitated in New York.
5
It is the dregs of the population habilitated in the robes of their intelligent predecessors, and asserting over them the rule of ignorance and corruption....
1
Let us give him a first-rate fit out; it costs us nothing.
2
Some one fails to fit out a ship: judgement must be given.
3
France began to fit out a fleet and army to help us.
4
He himself was empowered to procure and fit out a third vessel.
5
You have got cheek enough to fit out a life insurance agency.
Usage of garb in English
1
So often is the natural nothing but the inevitable in holiday garb.
2
Morality is the garb of religion; religion is the root of morality.
3
Kill not game while in the sacred precincts or in pilgrim garb.
4
Robes weren't reserved for formal events; they were part of everyday garb.
5
The marquis pictured this religious pioneer in the garb of a soldier.
6
One thing hadn't changed: even in the unfamiliar English garb, he glowed.
7
Truly, the shade of Macchiavelli masks in the garb of your cousin.
8
Yes, and clothed in the coarse garb of the peasantry, these two.
9
The rain has arrayed old Mother Earth in a bright new garb.
10
Anita, in her boyish black garb; Venza, with a flowing white Venus-robe.
11
And he entered the hermitage in modest garb, leaving his horse outside.
12
Other Americans are here in garb that seems deliberately sacrilegious: American-flag kilts.
13
These, though wrapped in seeming rustic garb, were found in Abraham Lincoln.
14
Impersonal, unresponsive attendants in Aztec garb guard the door from suppliant followers.
15
It approached, and with it the sweeping stir of heavy silken garb.
16
The fabric of their work garb whipped about as they braced themselves.
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Garb across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common