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attire English

Meaning attire meaning

What does attire mean?

attire

— noun (= dress) clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion formal attire battle dress — verb (= dress up, fancy up) put on special clothes to appear particularly appealing and attractive She never dresses up, even when she goes to the opera The young girls were all fancied up for the party

Synonyms attire synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as attire?

attire English » English

dress clothes garb costume clothing apparel array suit raiment garment clothe wear vesture outfit habiliment fit trappings prink dress up vest uniform trim trick up trick out toilette toilet tog up tog out tog robe rig out rig put on overdress habit gussy up get-up get up fig up fig out fancy up equipment deck up deck out caparison wrap up weeds vestiture vestiment turnout

Conjugation attire conjugation

How do you conjugate attire?

attire · verb

Examples attire examples

How do I use attire in a sentence?

Simple sentences

She is careless about her attire.

Movie subtitles

Can you take its innocent attire?
Hello. M2GW from U4. Have apprehended two men in clerical attire.
The woman who thinks must come to grips with fashionable attire.
I must beg your pardon, but your present attire will not do.
Your former face, position, line of work. - no one could guess from your attire now.
You take care of our friends, and see that they have the proper attire. and everything they need for their comfort.
I assure you the kilt is an important part of the Scotsman's attire!
Commander, your attire is not only more appropriate, it should actually stimulate our conversation.
So withered and wild in their attire that look not like inhabitants of the Earth.
I'll need the proper attire.
And give her attire more fitting to a lady of the court.
Dress the author in the attire of honour and bring him here.
I take it from your attire that your sabotage operations are being carried out, despite my wishes?
Now we must attire you properly.
That's why I changed this attire.
Tell me, Dugoinneau, is this proper attire? While aboard.
Hello. Follow me. Excuse my unexpected attire.
I've never seen you in such a messy attire before.
His attire, Maestro. - Hm? A bit severe, isn't it?
I will go dressed with my best attire, the one I wear for festivities.
Is there anything more scandalous than this sumptuous attire with which you jaunt it about the town?
It is the formal attire of a gentleman.
Then you will need the full attire.
Is my attire now more appropriate, Mr. Spock?
I'm sorry. but with that attire.
Your own attire, is it really suitable?
It's my night attire, Mr Dixon.
Alas, my attire makes it impossible to sit comfortably.
WOMAN: Her attire is interesting.
I've never seen you in civilian attire before.

News and current affairs

The US, having flouted international justice by disregarding the Geneva Conventions at Guantanamo, would make matters worse by reverting to a system in which military victors doff their uniforms and attire themselves in judicial robes.
Embarrassed and furious - my attire made me a butt of Walesa's mocking remarks - I walked up the stairs of the palace where the talks were to be held.

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