outfit in Latin
outfit in Latin is vestitus, ornō — outfit means a set of clothes worn together, often for a particular occasion.
outfit in Latin
vestitus
A set of clothing (with accessories).
ornō
(transitive) To provide with, usually for a specific purpose.
What does "outfit" mean?
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noun A set of clothes worn together, often for a particular occasion.
"She bought a new outfit for the job interview."
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noun Informally, a group of people working together, such as a business or team.
"He used to work for a small marketing outfit downtown."
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verb To supply or equip someone or something, usually for a particular purpose.
"The expedition was outfitted with new cold-weather gear."
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outfit in a sentence
- She bought a new outfit for the job interview.
- He wore a matching outfit to the party as a joke.
- He used to work for a small marketing outfit downtown.
- The expedition was outfitted with new cold-weather gear.
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What is "outfit" in Latin?
"outfit" in Latin is vestitus, ornō. outfit means: A set of clothes worn together, often for a particular occasion.
How do you use "outfit" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a new outfit for the job interview." In Latin, "outfit" is vestitus, ornō.
Are there other ways to say "outfit" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "outfit": vestitus, ornō.
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