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Meanings of richly clad in English
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Usage of richly clad in English
1
He greeted me well, and was richly clad, and prosperous to behold.
2
The Huns were well received; never were envoys so richly clad.
3
The door closed and a sweet young girl, richly clad, bounded toward him.
4
Our leading ladies are more richly clad than the minor members of their companies.
5
As Broderick and Nesbitt passed the door, a handsome and richly clad woman emerged.
6
Antonio removed his cloak and stood before them, richly clad, suitable to his station.
7
The figure was richly clad in some scarlet material.
8
At the mouth of the opening the valleys were richly clad with grass and mosses.
9
Siegfried stood in the prow of the vessel, richly clad, and many warriors beside him.
10
The horse was as richly clad as its rider.
11
These men were bathed and perfumed and richly clad.
12
Through this mass of poverty and degradation dash handsome carriages filled with richly clad people.
13
Violet asked, anxious to change the subject, and glancing over her sister's richly clad figure.
14
The contrast between the richly clad Sierras and the apparently unclothed, volcanic Nevada mountains is remarkable.
15
He opened his eyes-therichly clad First Lord of the Bedchamber was kneeling by his couch.
16
She was richly clad, and the saddle and bridle of her milk-white steed were full of diamonds.
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