Synonyms
Examples for "dress"
Examples for "dress"
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This was a beautiful dress, great price and good quality, one wrote.
2
On good days he's able to feed himself, but cannot dress himself.
3
She went to Bullock's, bought a 'new dress, new hat, new shoes.
4
America has certainly reached its egalitarian summit as far as dress goes.
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In India, specially in June, they are not particular about the dress.
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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.
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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:
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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....
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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.
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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.
6
Keep your old raiment long enough and it will be in style.
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And he clothed me in a mantle and a doublet for raiment.
8
They say the raiment never makes the man; 'tis a half-truth only.
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Over them hangs a cool young curate in his raiment of office.
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Never had he seen so much gorgeous raiment in one space before.
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Beware that ye divest not yourselves of the raiment of Divine guidance.
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But the man was superior to these accidents of flesh and raiment.
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Articles of raiment found on a body are legal evidence of identity.
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Chulk and Taglat were, at first, greatly interested in their wonderful raiment.
15
AGMAR We shall need fine raiment, let the thief start at once.
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They opened, and a man entered clad in raiment stained with travel.
