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Meaning clothe meaning

What does clothe mean?
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clothe Verb

— If you clothe something or someone, you put clothes on them. The mother clothes her children to go to school in the morning. I woke up fully clothed, and I couldn't remember the night before. — If you clothe somebody, you provide clothes for them. She was struggling to feed and clothe five kids.

clothe

— verb (= dress) provide with clothes or put clothes on Parents must feed and dress their child — verb (= invest) furnish with power or authority; of kings or emperors — verb cover as if with clothing the mountain was clothed in tropical trees

Synonyms clothe synonyms

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clothe English » English

dress cover invest attire robe garment garb array apparel wrap wear suit put on fit cloak adorn habilitate get dressed fit out envelop enclothe drape blanket vest tog shroud rig raiment put on clothes put clothes on protect plate overlay outfit mantle encase dress up dress oneself cover over conceal coat wrap up whiteout white out vesture veil turn out trim top to dress

Topics clothe topics

What do people use clothe to talk about?
Daily life Clothing

Wear clothing

Conjugation clothe conjugation

How do you conjugate clothe?

clothe · verb

Examples clothe examples

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Do you think God was unable to clothe him?
Well, well, he means that if clothes are to clothe, they should clothe.
It's more stimulating to the imagination, if clothes clothe.
It can shelter, clothe and feed a band of good, determined men.. goodswordsmen,goodarchers, good fighters!
I feed them and clothe them.
If God so clothes the grasses of the field, which live today and will be thrown into the fire tomorrow, will he not be much more ready to clothe you, men of little faith?
Take a dry clothe.
The Southerner who buys the slave and has to feed him, clothe him and house him until he dies, or the Northerner who pays his workers, yes, but so little that they're always close to starvation.
Because of their technology they're able to feed, clothe, house and transport themselves equally and with no effort.
We are a poor country, with 70 million person to feed and clothe.
Where else could you find money enough to clothe yourself as you do?
We accept the responsibility to feed and clothe them, not to starve them, not to torture them.
When you have a wife, you feed and clothe her!
It can shelter, clothe and feed a band of good, determined men good swordsmen, good archers, good fighters!
Indians that can live against nature and feed and clothe themselves with nothing but their bare hands.
Get yourselves sharp swords, clothe yourselves in new garments.
I want to clothe him new from head to toe.
But this will clothe us well, too.
It is a word men use to clothe the nakedness of their killing.
We are a poor country. with 70 million person to feed and clothe.
And so we make them wards of the state. which means we accept responsibility to feed them, to clothe them. give them medical attention.
It will clothe, feed and save us.
She won't make you feed or clothe it.
Never stop to think if their old man could get by for 50 years. and feed them and clothe them, he had something up here to get by with.
I want to feed and clothe my family.
Your order must have the means to house, clothe and feed its members.
We feed you. We clothe you.
To clothe the naked.
To warm the wretched and to clothe the comfortless, my Lord.
In an age when their technology should be able to clothe and feed all of them. that they should live like this.
I get to clothe the leper!
You know, they clothe the poor and the homeless.
No, Jerry, you are promoting a benefit to clothe homeless people.

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As China has moved toward a market economy, it has developed some of the problems that have plagued the developed countries: special interests that clothe self-serving arguments behind a thin veil of market ideology.
These policies, apparently, are not really aimed at curtailing people's freedoms, it's just that the mayor needs a reliable flow of money to clothe, feed and keep happy his large, dependent bureaucracy.

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