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UK
/sˈʌndɹɛs/
]
NOUN
- a light loose sleeveless summer dress with a wide neckline and thin shoulder straps that expose the arms and shoulders
How To Use sundress In A Sentence
- And as the winter months drag on, many of us are dying to trade in cashmere sweaters for terrycloth sundresses and bikinis.
- Without hesitation, the savvy shopper races through the revolving door and picks up sundresses, swimsuits and sandals.
- The sundress has a neat back zip fastening.
- She still looked adorable in her yellow sundress and strappy white heels, but her mood had soured. Crossed
- She chose a sundress, light but pretty, even though she knew that no amount of clothes and jewelry would ever make her feel pretty again.
- A beautiful woman wearing a red sundress and round sunglasses stepped into his office.
- Settling on a floral sundress in tones of dusty pink, light brown and cream teamed with a pair of cowboy boots, she pulled her copper coloured hair back into a messy ponytail up high on her head and left her room.
- It's not yet 9 o'clock, and she's been cleaning up since dawn in her sundress, which is the color of shamrocks, and her big silver jewelry. Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Cheers Leader
- I smiled at her flashy red sundress she wore under her floury apron and the studs lining her ear lobes.
- She was wearing a light, white sundress and a white sunhat with a wide brim, both complete with yellow ribbon that brought out the gold flecks in her eyes.