wardrobe
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2.8
- noun
- /ˈwɔrdroʊb/
:
vestuario
- The actress had a stunning wardrobe filled with glamorous dresses for the premiere.
- wardrobe malfunction
Number one, create a capsule wardrobe for one person.
- Number one, create a capsule wardrobe for one person.
- We just did some wardrobe check for Planet of the Apps.
- Finally this cool girl rocks up with wardrobes of clothes.
- How much of your wardrobe do you think you actually wear?
- And which of your characters wardrobe would you steal if you could?
- And the process of like building up the new wardrobe has been slow and steady.
- Obviously the the wardrobe and the music as well.
- You follow the Next Level Wardrobe Style system.
- The background wardrobe, makeup, hair, this that.
- I love both, but I would love their wardrobe comparison is a thief.
- This is really a full wardrobe he's wearing on his hand.
Examples
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The clothes, which represented his complete traveling wardrobe, fit on two hangers and in one bureau drawer.
Fiction book (1992) -
Never again to stand in front of the wardrobe in the morning: What shall I wear?
Fiction book (1997) -
Do you have room in your wardrobe for your perfect partner's clothes?
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Do you have room in your wardrobe for your perfect partner's clothes?
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I do miss my wardrobe.
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Temple immediately realized her wardrobe was inadequate for the trip.
Fiction book (1994) -
I love the added flair to your wardrobe.
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Got me a great job with her father, got us a new apartment, picked out all the linens and plates, and as our wedding gift, she gave me an entire new wardrobe.
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Sweats and sneakers had become her daily wardrobe, especially since Trish and Conner were born.
Fiction book (1991) -
She updated her wardrobe for the new season with bright, colorful outfits.
Synonyms
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1.0
Things you wear to cover your body, like shirts and coats
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1.0
Things you wear to cover your body
57
3.8
Clothing for a particular purpose or event
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4.3
Clothes for special or formal occasions, like a suit
1
9.9
A person's clothes for performances or special occasions
Compounds
- NSFW
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6.1
An accidental clothing problem in public that makes you feel embarrassed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wardrobe comes from old parts ward 'to guard' and robe 'clothes', so it first meant a place or group of kept robes. That's why wardrobe can mean the collection of clothes someone owns.