full-clad

• Adjetivo arcaico que significa completamente vestido ou totalmente coberto; raramente usado no inglês moderno.

An archaic adjective meaning fully clothed or completely covered; now rarely used in modern English.

1. Fully equipped or coveredC1formal

   Completely covered, dressed, or equipped with something.

   Totalmente equipado

   • The knight was full-clad in shining armor.
   • She arrived full-clad in winter gear for the snowstorm.
   • The soldiers were full-clad for battle.

   Sinônimosaccoutredarrayedgarbedsheathed

2. Given substance or detail; completedC2formal

   Made complete or fully detailed; provided with all necessary elements.

   Completo

   • The proposal was full-clad with supporting evidence and examples.
   • Her argument was full-clad, leaving no room for doubt.
   • The report was full-clad, covering every aspect of the investigation.

   Sinônimosall-inclusivecompletecomprehensivedetailedelaboratedexhaustivefullthoroughunabridged

   Antônimosbarebasicincompletepartialsketchyunadornedundevelopedunfinished