Significados de decently clad en inglés

For keeping body and soul together; for keeping body barely decently clad.

He said they came now decently clad to church and market.

The mill hands trooping past looked clean, rosy and cheerful, and were decently clad.

All the world lives well, is decently clad, learns something, is awake and interested.

One would wish to go abroad decently clad.

His salary at Longmeadows just sufficed to keep him decently clad and to support him during the holidays.

Three or four decently clad women in black came forward into the vaulted passage, and smiled and nodded awkwardly.

But as my view would be distorted by the red dressing-gown, I shall wait until she is decently clad.

According to stipulation the messenger from the tenements on the Fagutal was a decently clad woman of inconspicuously respectable appearance.

She could barely keep the two children decently clad, and she could not give them the food growing children need.

The family were decently clad; none of them were ragged or slovenly, even when their dress consisted of the coarsest material.

The lovely form of the Daughter of Man ( decently clad) was transmitted by television to every receiver in the world.

Here and there at the tables sat men both ragged and decently clad, like laboring-men or petty tradesmen, and a few women drinking tea.

Virginia and I set out at liberty to Florence, decently clad, decently shod, with the remains of our ten florins in my breeches pocket.

I remember one cripple, a young man rather decently clad, who sat huddled up against the wall, holding a painted board on his knees.

There are not over half a dozen decently clad people among them all, and two of these are horsemen, simply remaining over night, like myself.