clothed
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- adjective
- /kloʊðd/
:
vestido
- He felt more confident and comfortable when he was properly clothed for the job interview.
- clothed and nude
According to Franklin, he is ill clothed, that is bearer virtue.
- According to Franklin, he is ill clothed, that is bearer virtue.
- Felt like a king only clothed when someone came to my room.
- And but this guy, you know, he, it was, they were real honest and, and they had them, you know, and everybody was clothed and they had the birds.
- And then I find one clothed picture and it is a selfie that she sent him from work.
- You know I'm peeking through and I sleep on top of my bed fully clothed in case the door went.
Examples
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And, and then I, good Lord, and I fell asleep in the shower fully clothed a couple times.
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Picture me in my home being normal, my home gym, fully clothed, working out.
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She was always elegantly clothed in designer outfits for special occasions.
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The children were well clothed for the winter weather, wearing warm jackets and hats.
Synonyms
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Wearing clothes of a certain kind
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3.9
Wearing a certain kind of clothing or covered with a material
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Wearing special clothes for an occasion, for example a party
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5.4
Wearing special or formal clothes
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7.4
Wearing certain clothes, often formal or special
Wearing fine clothes for a special event
To be dressed in fine or special clothes
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Etymology
Clothed comes from an old English word for 'cloth' and is related to the modern words cloth and clothing. So, clothed means 'wearing clothes', like having a coat or garment on.