attire in Latin
attire in Latin is vestītus — attire means clothing, especially of a particular style appropriate to an occasion.
attire in Latin
vestītus
(clothing) One's dress; what one wears; one's clothes.
What does "attire" mean?
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noun Clothing, especially of a particular style appropriate to an occasion.
"Formal attire is required for the gala."
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verb To dress or adorn someone, typically in fine or formal clothing.
"She was attired in a stunning silk gown."
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attire in a sentence
- Formal attire is required for the gala.
- She was attired in a stunning silk gown.
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What is "attire" in Latin?
"attire" in Latin is vestītus. attire means: Clothing, especially of a particular style appropriate to an occasion.
How do you use "attire" in a sentence?
Example: "Formal attire is required for the gala." In Latin, "attire" is vestītus.
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