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Deshabille

usgb/ˌdezæbiːˈjeɪ/Volume
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Partial DressingPlay
Refers to a casual state of dress, lacking full attire commonly expected. SlideInterrupted during dressing, she was in deshabille when answering the door.
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Mostly found in books or written works, not used in everyday conversation. SlideThe novel described the hero's deshabille, highlighting his carefree lifestyle.
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'Deshabille' isn't a criticism but an observation of dress and may carry an informal tone. SlideArtists often captured their muses in deshabille, presenting a relaxed atmosphere.