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clothe
[ klohth ]
verb (used with object)
- to dress; attire.
Synonyms: , , , ,
- to provide with clothing.
- to cover with or as with clothing.
clothe
/ əʊð /
verb
- to dress or attire (a person)
- to provide with clothing or covering
- to conceal or disguise
- to endow or invest
Other Word Forms
- -dzٳ adjective
- ·dzٳ verb (used with object) preclothed preclothing
- ·dzٳ verb (used with object) reclothed or reclad reclothing
- ܲd·dzٳ adjective
- ɱ-dzٳ adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of clothe1
Example Sentences
Piles of abandoned shoes, backpacks and clothing became vivid symbols of Mexico’s crisis of the disappeared, now officially numbering more than 120,000 vanished individuals, most presumed victims of organized crime.
About a third of M&S's clothing and household goods sales in the UK are through its online platforms and were worth some £1.2bn, according to its latest financial results.
A community shop which runs a free second-hand school uniform scheme says it is "flat out" serving families who cannot afford to buy branded clothing.
Costume designer Celeste Jennings illustrates their differences through clothing choices that reflect Sade’s more marginalized status and Mina’s more assimilated reality.
“I didn’t have anything, I didn’t have any baseball clothes,” he said.
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