saree
- noun
- /ˈsɑːri/
- She wore a beautiful saree for the wedding ceremony, elegantly draped over her shoulder.
- old sarees
Examples
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The bright colors of her saree caught everyone's eye at the festival.
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Embellished, beaded, or threadwork are some of the unique sarees you can choose from.
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Her last wish was to wear a white saree.
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Today, many women with short hair make use of sarees to add beauty to their outward appearance.
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They are offering the supreme quality that is available in the country and are well known for their silk sarees.
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She wears a mustard-colored Kancheepuram saree with a bright red border and a heavy garland around her.
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During her visit to India, she learned to drape a saree properly for special occasions.
Synonyms
A long piece of cloth that women wrap around their bodies and drape over a shoulder
How Formal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Saree comes from India and the Hindi word sari, which comes from the old Sanskrit word śātī meaning 'strip of cloth'. So a saree is literally a long strip of cloth that you wrap around the body and drape over a shoulder.