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clothe
/ kləʊð /
verb
- to dress or attire (a person)
- to provide with clothing or covering
- to conceal or disguise
- to endow or invest
Other Words From
- half-clothed adjective
- pre·clothe verb (used with object) preclothed preclothing
- re·clothe verb (used with object) reclothed or reclad reclothing
- under·clothed adjective
- well-clothed adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of clothe1
Example Sentences
The addition of wellness tenants also helps more traditional mall merchants by not being competitors in such typical mall businesses as clothing boutiques, shoe stores or cosmetics.
During the procession, younger women lead at the front, distinguished from the married women by the different colour of their clothing.
They unite to survive, they constantly bicker, they share clothes and food and chores, they dance and sing and dress up just to give themselves reasons to smile.
Air India has confirmed that one of its flights was forced to turn around last week after plastic bags, rags and clothes clogged up most of its toilets.
The list of products impacted ranges from clothing to perfume to orange juice.
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