garb

• Sustantivo que designa la vestimenta o atuendo, especialmente uno de estilo distintivo o formal; en el uso moderno se considera arcaico o literario.

A noun referring to clothing, especially of a distinctive or formal style, now considered archaic or literary in modern usage.

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1. Clothing or attireB2formal

   A particular style of clothing, especially one that is characteristic of a profession, group, or activity.

   Atuendo, vestimenta

   • The nurses wore their white hospital garb.
   • He was dressed in the traditional garb of a Scottish Highlander.
   • The actor appeared on stage in medieval garb.

   Sinónimosapparelattireclothesclothingcostumedressoutfitraimentuniform

2. Outer coveringC1formal

   The external covering or appearance of something.

   revestimiento exterior

   • The building was disguised in the garb of a 19th-century mansion.
   • The truth was hidden under the garb of a simple story.
   • The machine was concealed in the garb of an ordinary cabinet.

   Sinónimosappearanceaspectcoveringexteriorguisesemblance

• Verbo obsoleto que significa vestir o ataviar, a menudo usado en contextos literarios o históricos.

An archaic verb meaning to dress or clothe, often used in literary or historical contexts.

1. Dress or clotheC1formal

   To dress someone in a particular style of clothing, often in a distinctive or official manner.

   vestir

   • The knights were garbed in shining armor.
   • She garbed herself in a flowing silk gown for the ceremony.
   • The actors were garbed in period costumes for the historical play.

   Sinónimosapparelarrayattireclothecostumedressoutfitrobe

   Antónimosstripunclotheundress