wearing
- noun
- /ˈwɛrɪŋ/
- The event requires business casual attire, so wearing a smart jacket would be appropriate.
You've made a name for yourself by wearing cheerful tops.
- You've made a name for yourself by wearing cheerful tops.
- It's like glasses without wearing the glasses, things are blurry.
Examples
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He was recognized for his unique style, particularly his preference for wearing vibrant colors.
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So this is what I'm wearing now with my sneakers.
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So people stopped wearing them for work.
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As you can see, see what I am wearing on my legs.
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You see a grown white woman wearing a size small.
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And they were both wearing the rock belts, right?
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And Sal, what suit are you wearing anyway?
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First question, What were they wearing when you guys first hung out?
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And today I am wearing pants, see pants.
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And the man is wearing a red flannel shirt.
Compounds
How Dressed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wearing comes from the old English verb wear, which meant 'to carry' or 'put on'. So 'wearing' is the action of having clothes or an accessory on your body.