clothe in Latin
clothe in Latin is vestiō — clothe means to dress someone, or to supply them with clothing.
clothe in Latin
vestiō
(transitive) To adorn or cover with clothing; to dress; to supply clothes or clothing.
What does "clothe" mean?
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verb To dress someone, or to supply them with clothing.
"The charity works to feed and clothe families in need."
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clothe in a sentence
- The charity works to feed and clothe families in need.
- She struggled to clothe four growing children on a single income.
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What is "clothe" in Latin?
"clothe" in Latin is vestiō. clothe means: To dress someone, or to supply them with clothing.
How do you use "clothe" in a sentence?
Example: "The charity works to feed and clothe families in need." In Latin, "clothe" is vestiō.
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