ADJECTIVE
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dressed or clothed especially in fine attire; often used in combination
neatly dressed workers
crimson-robed Harvard professors
professors robed in crimson
went about oddly garmented
tuxedo-attired gentlemen
monks garbed in hooded robes
the elegantly attired gentleman
How To Use appareled In A Sentence
- Reminding the glossily appareled Jeremiah Cummings, the head of the Worldwide International Campaign for Christ, that Saint Paul traveled with only the shirt on his back, he asks, “Should I assume that this is the only $2,000 suit you own?” An Atheist Walks Into a Bar …
- In the first, an enigmatic wanderer, appareled in a coat of many colors, enters a splendid city: Cassocks and Codpieces
- A well-known figure in Viennese society, St. Genois is appareled in the obligatory black tie and flanked by two modern ‘women,’ each rendered in slightly different, caricatural modes.
- Some forty similarly appareled blacks lay about the deck, fifteen of which were boat's crew, the remainder being fresh labor recruits. THE TERRIBLE SOLOMONS
- In the mud of their complacently perpetuated barnyard pond, they assert that no bright-browed, bright-appareled, shining figures can be outside of fairy books, old histories, and ancient superstitions. “It was the Golden Fleece ready for the shearing.”
- Sidney expressed indifference to prosody: "... the greatest part of poets have appareled their poetical inventions in that numbrous kind of writing which is called verse."
- But for the inter-religious Sant'Egidio meeting this week, the sun shone brightly and gorgeously appareled men of many religions yes, almost all men embraced one another and spoke, one after another, of their passion for peace and justice. Katherine Marshall: From Munich To Sarajevo: A Pilgrimage For Peace
- He remembered her dainty undergarmenting, and on the instant, into his brain, leaped the image of her so appareled, only to be shattered by Bert. CHAPTER VII
